An orangery is a combination of a single floor extension and a conservatory. Partly walled or with masonry pillars the feel of the room is unique. There are many design possibilities for these structures and our designer will run through them with you.
A conservatory type roof makes the room light and airy which the part masonry walls give the feeling of integration with the main house.
The construction method for our roof makes the Northern Trade Windows conservatory a truly unique product.
We use a full circumference aluminum ring beam with an integral one piece gutter. This is far better than traditional plastic guttering with clips and is much stronger.
Each structural piece of the roof is aluminum and even the ridge is solid aluminum.
We did this because we believe that no other conservatory roof is as strong or as capable of withstanding the British climate.
We approach the manufacture of our Conservatory panels with the same care we would with our windows. We also add safety glass (it’s the law after all) and all the decorative features from our window range are still available.
We approach the building of your Conservatory base with the same care as if we were building an extension. We excavate the ground and prepare it for the upper structure. It has to support a great weight of glass and metal so it has to be carefully done.
We can take care of most drainage and other groundwork tasks (with the exception of Gas pipes) even if we have to re route a drain.
Although some people consider a Conservatory just to be a Garden Room we have installed enough over the years to understand the large number of uses it could be put to.
As such you cannot afford to compromise on security and we take the same great case to protect your new room as we would any room in your home.
An Orangery which is too hot or too cold to use will reduce the amount of time you can spend in it. Although the part masonry walls will help with insulation the glazed portions must be well specified to make the space as usable as possible.
Our Designers are trained to offer a number of solutions to make sure your new room can be used in all seasons.
