Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh

Whether you are looking to build a new conservatory or renovate an existing one, there are many options available. It is important to choose the correct conservatory so that it matches your property and your lifestyle.

Aluminium offers superior views and durability that is military-grade as well as uPVC is a great choice for those seeking an option that is more affordable.

Victorian

Victorian conservatories are a popular choice for those who wish to add a touch of luxury and class to their homes. Its classic design has an apex with two sides that slope and a vertical side that invites natural light into the room. This classic conservatory style is ideal for homes that are traditional. It can be easily adapted to a variety of styles and colors that will fit your property.

The timeless conservatory style is available in a range of shapes and sizes, and can be fitted to both new-build properties and existing structures. Its versatility makes it ideal for a variety of uses from a dining area to a lounge area, or even an outdoor greenhouse for those who love plants.

In the beginning, Victorian conservatories were constructed from timber and featured ornate finials along the roofline and delicate frames. We can recreate the look of these classic structures using our tough uPVC material, which offers an elegant design that is practical and energy efficient.

uPVC can be colored to match the colour of your windows eastleigh and composite doors in eastleigh, or painted to create an attractive accent. This material is also resistant to rust and corrosion which makes it a perfect alternative for modern homes. uPVC, which is more durable and rigid than timber, can also prevent draughts during the winter months, and keep a constant temperature throughout the entire year.

Hardwood is the ideal choice for a stunning finish on your uPVC Conservatory. It doesn't matter if it's mahogany or oak or mahogany, these woods will bring out the best in your new extension. We can even customise our timber conservatories to meet your exact specifications, so you can have an elegant addition that is perfect to your home.

Edwardian

With its geometric design and rectangular or square floor The Edwardian conservatory is a beautiful addition to any property. Its classic design blends style and practicality, blending well with different styles of architecture. The large sash windows eastleigh allow plenty of natural light to fill the space, blurring the lines between outdoor and indoor spaces.

In contrast to the lean-to style which must be placed at a specific angle to fit your home, an Edwardian conservatory can be built onto any building even bungalows, since it has a hipped roof instead of flat ones. This allows it to be larger than a Lean-to conservatory, providing more living space for less.
Many people are not sure if they need approval to build the construction of a new conservatory. Recent changes to building regulations mean that you don't require permission when the roof of your new conservatory is either solid or tiled. If you decide to replace the roof that is glazed in your existing conservatory, it is necessary to speak with your local council to determine if it complies with the current building regulations.

The most popular floor choice for conservatories is rigid core vinyl. This flooring is extremely durable and can withstand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is also easy to clean and water resistant. Wood floors are not the best choice for conservatories due to their tendency to expand and shrink as the changing weather conditions. They also can be bleached through constant exposure to UV. However it is possible to find engineered and wood wood floors that can be put in a conservatory if opt for an insulated floor.

Solid Roof

Replacing a conservatory roof with an option that is solid tiled is the perfect solution for homeowners that want to transform their existing conservatory into a multi-purpose room. This energy-efficient roof will provide an inviting living space in winter, and a refreshing cooling effect during summer.

Previously, conservatories were usually made from glass panes or thin sheets of polycarbonate which offered low levels of insulation. This led to conservatories becoming too cold in winter and overly hot in summer. With a conservatory roof replacement by Ultraroof, you can transform your conservatory eastleigh to an inviting, flexible space that you can use all year long.

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 put on any type of conservatory and combined with glazed windows and doors to create a light and large space. It is also a light roof that can be installed without tie bars, allowing you to maximise the amount of light that enters your conservatory.

The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that combines the best characteristics of a solid and glazed design. It's a warm, energy efficient roof that will improve the thermal efficiency of your home and reduce noise from the outside. It is a fantastic choice for homes located in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a new roof for their conservatories. It is available in a range of colours and can also be customized to match the aesthetics of your home. The Livinroof provides a low-cost alternative to other conservatory roofing systems. It has been tested for fire by Warrington Fire and meets industry standards.

Ultrasky Lantern

An Ultrasky roof lantern is a stunning way to add more natural light to any space in your home. They're available in a variety of sizes, and they can be glazed with a range of glazing options. They're also extremely efficient in energy use, helping to reduce heat loss and keep the room comfortable.

These are a great choice for modern homes and can be glazed with various colors to match your décor. You can choose from a variety of finishes like white PVCu, or anthracite grey or satin black, to complement or contrast with your window repair eastleigh frames. You can even choose to have the lantern's roof covered with aluminum to give it an extra "Wow" factor.

These roof lanterns are based using the tried-and-tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic rooing system. They're ideal for a new build traditional orangery or extension, or can be inserted into an existing flat roof to create a sense of space and light. They're designed with the goal of providing uninterrupted sight lines, with less and smaller bars than other systems.

They have a 25 degree pitch to optimise light refraction. They also feature a thermally broken ridge as well as an insulated Eaves rail. They are easy to glaze and the unique stormshield provides triple layers of protection at the ridge's ends. They are available in a variety of performance glazing as well as any RAL colour.

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