Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh

There are a lot of options to choose from when building a new conservatory or renovating an existing one. It is important to choose the right conservatory that it matches your property and lifestyle.

Aluminium has superior views and durability that is military-grade and strength, while uPVC is a great option for those looking for an affordable alternative.

Victorian

Victorian conservatories are a popular choice among those who wish to add a touch luxury and elegance to their homes. Its classic design includes an apex roof, with two sloping sides and one vertical side, that lets floods of light into the space. This classic conservatory style suits traditional homes and can be easily customised with a variety of colours and finishes to match your property.

The timeless conservatory design is available in many shapes and sizes and can be put in new as well as existing properties. Its versatility allows it to be used for a range of purposes including dining rooms to a lounge or even a full-fledged greenhouse for green-thumbed plant enthusiasts.

In the beginning, Victorian conservatories were constructed from timber and featured ornate finials along the roof line and delicate frames. Our durable uPVC material lets us recreate the look and feel of these traditional structures, as well as providing a practical and energy-efficient design.

upvc window repair eastleigh [by olderworkers.com.au] can be coloured to match your existing windows and doors or painted to give a bold accent. It is resistant to corrosion, rust and is a good choice for modern homes. Furthermore, uPVC is stronger and more rigid than its timber counterparts, so it can help prevent draughts in the winter and maintain an even temperature throughout the year.

For a beautiful finish to your uPVC conservatory, we suggest using hardwood. If it's mahogany or oak, these materials will bring out the best qualities of your new extension. We can also customize our timber conservatories eastleigh according to your exact specifications, so you can enjoy an exquisite extension that is perfectly suited to your home.

Edwardian

The Edwardian conservatory can add value to any home thanks to its symmetrical design, rectangular or square floor and symmetrical shape. Its timeless style complements different styles of architecture, mixing elegantness with practicality. Its large windows eastleigh allow abundant natural light to flood the space, blurring lines between outdoor and indoor spaces.

Contrary to the lean-to design, which must be placed at a particular angle to match your home it is possible to build an Edwardian conservatory can be built on any house, including bungalows, because it has an hipped roof rather than flat ones. This allows for a larger ck out outside noise and repel rain.

Many people are unsure about whether they require permission to design a new conservatory. However recent changes to building regulations have meant that you will not require permission if your new conservatory has a tiled or solid roof. If you decide to replace the roof that is glazed in your existing conservatory, you'll need to speak with your local council to see whether it is in line with current building standards.

The most sought-after flooring choice for conservatories is the rigid core vinyl. This flooring is extremely robust and can withstand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is easy to maintain, and resistant to water. Real wood floors are not a suitable option for conservatories as they expand and shrink with the changing weather conditions. They also can bleach due to continuous exposure to UV. If you decide to install an insulation-based flooring system you can put in hardwood and engineered floors in conservatories.

Solid Roof

The replacement of a conservatory roof using an option that is solid tiled is the best option for homeowners who want to transform their existing conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. This energy-efficient roof can provide an enjoyable living space during winter and a refreshing cooling effect during summer.

Conservatories in the past were typically made from glass panes or thin sheets of polycarbonate that offered poor levels of insulation. This meant that conservatories were too cold in winter and too hot in the summer. With a conservatory roof replacement from Ultraroof you can transform your conservatory into a relaxing and a space that will use throughout the year.

The Ultraroof is an insulated conservatory roof that will increase the efficiency of your home's energy use, with U-Values as low 0.12. It can be fitted on any type of conservatory and is paired with glazed windows and doors to create a bright and spacious space. It is also a light roof that can be installed without the need for tie bars which allows you to maximize the amount of sunlight that enters your conservatory.

The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that blends the best characteristics of a solid and glazed style. It is a warm and energy efficient roof that can improve the thermal performance of your home, while also reducing the noise from the outside. It is an excellent choice for homes in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a roof replacement for their conservatory. It is available in a range of colours and can be tailored to suit your home's aesthetic. The Livinroof is a cost-effective alternative to conservatory roofs that aren't as durable and has been fire tested by Warrington Fire to meet industry standards.

Ultrasky Lantern

An Ultrasky roof lantern is a gorgeous option to add some natural light to any room in your home. They're available in a range of sizes and can be glazed with a range of glass options. They're also energy efficient and help to keep the room comfortable by cutting down on the loss of heat.

They are a great option for modern homes and can be glazed in various colors to complement your decor. You can choose from a variety of finishes like white PVCu, anthracite gray or satin black, to match or contrast your window repairs eastleigh frames. You can even choose to have the lantern's roof covered with aluminium to add that extra "Wow" factor.

These roof lanterns are based on the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic roofing system. They're ideal for a new build traditional orangery or extension, or could be inserted into an existing flat roof to provide the room with a sense of light and space. They're designed to provide maximum views without interruption, using fewer and thinner bars than other systems.

They have a 25 degree pitch that optimizes light refraction. They also feature thermally broken ridges and an insulated eaves rail. They are easy to glaze and the unique stormshield gives triple layers of protection at the ridge ends. They are available with a range of performance glazing and are available in any RAL colour.

Our online ordering system was designed to make the process as simple as possible for custom and made-to-measure roof lanterns. Select the size and design of roof lantern you need, and fill in some specifics about your project. We will then email you a quotation and arrange a date for installation.