Black orangery with bifold doors in Hampshire.

Orangeries in Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire & South-West London

Arguably the most elegant type of home extension, orangeries are the perfect blend of a glass extension and a traditional brick and mortar one. With a bespoke orangery fitted to your home, it will look more appealing and you’ll have a beautifully lit space to use as you please.

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Large white uPVC orangery in Surrey.

Customer Journey

The process of buying from Sherborne Windows consists of 3 simple steps:

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After getting in touch with us online, in person or over the phone regarding your home improvement project, we send out a member of our friendly team to your home to do a survey and discuss your requirements further.

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Once you've told us what work you'd like doing and a price has been agreed, a date that is suitable for us and yourself will be set for our installation team to carry out the work.

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Once the work has finished, we provide you with a comprehensive 10-year guarantee. You'll also have access to our brilliant aftersales service, ensuring you can continue getting the best from any products purchased from us.

Available with a Stunning Glass Roof

An orangery comes fitted with a glass lantern roof, which lets in plenty of natural light whilst adding a lot of contemporary charm to the structure. There are various other benefits of a glass roof, however, so feel free to click on the links below to learn more about them.

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Glass Roofs

As I'm sure you are well aware, glass roofs offer maximum light intake. However, thanks to modern innovation, they now excel at trapping warmth inside too.

Choose from a Huge Selection of Colour Finishes

We offer a wide range of frame finish options for our orangeries, so it’s possible to create a host of unique looks, whether you’re looking for a traditional appearance or a modern small orangery design. We can also match the orangery brickwork to that of your property, so there is a seamless match between your existing property and the new made-to-measure orangery. From a sleek grey orangery to a classic cream orangery, we cater to even the most niche requests.

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A private, well-lit & comfortable space to enjoy as you please

You can tell an orangery apart from a conservatory because the former has more brickwork in place. This means they offer more privacy in general, although they still feature a lot of high-quality glazing to ensure they’re also very well lit.

The combination of insulated brickwork and our high-quality glazing also ensures that they can easily surpass industry standards for thermal performance. So, all of our orangeries offer a comfortable internal temperature throughout the year without draining your energy consumption.

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Design a bespoke orangery that’s perfect for your home

Although we tend to build orangeries with a rectangular shape to maximise floor space, their design is very flexible to suit individual homeowner requirements. Completely made-to-measure, they’re unique to each property down to the finest details. You might want an orangery fitted with sash windows or casements, bifold doors or French doors. Whatever you’d like, we’re capable of accomodating it into your design, whether it’s a small orangery or bespoke.

As we’ve been installing large and small orangeries for more than 30 years, we’ve got the expertise to help you create a unique structure for your home and we will work with you to achieve exactly what you’re looking for down to the finishing touches. We offer a variety of decorative flourishes for both the interior and exterior, including cresting and finials for more traditional designs and insulated pelmets and spotlights for homeowners looking for a modern extension.

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Orangeries catered to any budget

If you’re considering questions like ‘small orangery costs’, or ‘how much does an orangery cost’, it is completely unique to each project. We can advise on the best options for you to to meet your budget.

At Sherborne, we offer custom-designed large and small orangery designs which are bespoke to each homeowner. You will be able to choose down to the finest details, including the brickwork, door styles and decorative flourishes. We will work with you and your individual budget to ensure that we design and install the perfect orangery for your requirements.

 

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Contemporary Orangeries

Our energy-efficient contemporary orangeries give any home a modern look and an incredible living space that is useable all year round. The contemporary orangery is characterised by its maximisation of glass and typically it’s combined with bifold doors to let the outside in, to its full effect.

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Traditional Orangeries

Our traditional orangeries are perfect for adding character to a home and especially period properties. The traditional orangery design is typified by the use of brick pillars and styled window frames. This style has been popular for hundreds of years and will continue to be.

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Classic style orangery from the inside.

What is an Orangery?

Orangeries were first built in the 17th century in the grounds of grand residences. Orangeries were traditionally used for growing exotic fruits in the summer and winter. In modern times orangeries are a middle ground between conservatories and extensions.

Are orangeries warmer than conservatories?

Orangeries tend to be more thermally efficient than conservatoires because they have more solid walls than a conservatory. This makes orangeries warmer than conservatories. This is the same in the winter. An orangery should be easier to keep warm than a conservatory saving money on energy costs.

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Why do they call it an orangery?

The term “orangery” dates back to the 17th century when citrus trees, such as oranges and lemons, were imported from warmer climates to Europe. These trees were considered a luxury and a status symbol among the wealthy, and they were often grown in special buildings called orangeries.

An orangery is similar to a greenhouse, but it is specifically designed to house citrus trees and other exotic plants. The building typically features large windows and a glass roof to provide ample sunlight and warmth for the plants. Over time, the term “orangery” has come to be associated with any type of conservatory or sunroom that features large windows and a glass roof.

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Large white uPVC orangery in Surrey.

Is an orangery exempt from building regulations?

No, an orangery is not exempt from building regulations in the UK. Any new construction of a conservatory, orangery, or other type of extension must comply with building regulations to ensure that it is structurally sound and safe for occupants.

Building regulations cover various aspects of construction, including structural stability, insulation, ventilation, fire safety, and access. The exact requirements may vary depending on the size and type of the orangery, as well as its location on the property.

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Lavershot Barns, London Road (A30), Windlesham, GU20 6LL

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135 Lynchford Rd, Farnborough, Hants GU14 6HD

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