Orangeries Essex & Kent

By replacing large portions of glass with bricked walls, orangeries offer a better standard of home privacy when compared to a conservatory. If your garden backs onto another, you may be concerned about overlooking neighbours, especially if you have small children. You’ll feel more comfortable in your own home and can enjoy your new social space with total peace of mind.

Our orangeries can be used for a wide range of different purposes. Most of our customers will used their brick-walled extension as a new social space, fitting it with sofas, lighting panels, speaker systems and a TV. However, an orangery can also be used a playroom, a new dining area or even as an office. The fantastic performance means they can be treated and used like any other room in your house.

Our orangeries deliver an exceptional thermal performance. They achieve this thanks to a combination of bricked walls, double glazing, insulated columns and the perimeter pelmet, which all work in harmony to ensure the extension is retaining as much heat as possible. This will allow you to enjoy your orangery right through the year, without needing to have your heating on excessively.

Orangeries are often seen as a cost effective way of expanding your home. They can often be cheaper than traditional house extensions, while still offering the same wide range of benefits for the modern homeowner. Your property will feel much more spacious thanks to the extra floor space, while the improvement in the flow of natural light will make your living space feel roomier.

By using brick walls instead of glazed panels, our orangeries are much sturdier and more durable than traditional conservatories. Ultraframe extensions are postcode engineered, whereby the structural design can be enhanced if you live in an area partial to worse weather. They come with integral eaves beams and structural reinforcement too, to ensure there’s no undue pressure to the frame.