Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh

There are a variety of options to choose from when building a new conservatory, or renovating an existing one. It is important to choose the correct conservatory so that it fits your home and lifestyle.

uPVC is a cost-effective option with the potential for custom styling, and aluminium offers military-level robustness and stunning views.

Victorian

The Victorian conservatory is an option for those looking to add a touch of luxury and elegance to their home. The classic design has an apex roof with two sloping sides and a vertical side, which invites floods of light into the space. This classic conservatory style is ideal for traditional homes. It can be easily customized with a variety colours and finishes that suit your property.

This classic conservatory design is available in a range of sizes and shapes, and can be fitted to both new-build homes and existing buildings. Its versatility makes it ideal for a variety of uses from a dining room to a lounge area, or even a greenhouse for plant-lovers.

In the beginning, Victorian conservatories were constructed out of timber and featured elaborate finials along the roofline and delicate frames. Our tough uPVC material allows us to recreate the look and feel of these traditional structures, as well as providing a practical and energy-efficient appearance.

uPVC is available in a wide range of colors to match your windows and doors or to add a striking accent. This material is also resistant to corrosion and rust, making it an excellent choice for homes with modern. uPVC, which is more rigid and stronger than timber, can also prevent draughts during the winter months, and keep a constant temperature throughout all year.

To give a stunning finish to your uPVC conservatory, we recommend using hardwood. Whether it's oak or mahogany, these materials will bring out the best in your new extension. We can also customize our timber conservatories to your exact specifications, so you can enjoy an elegant addition that is perfect to your home.

Edwardian

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

The Edwardian style conservatory has a hipped, rather than a flat, roof. This permits it to be built on any house including bungalows. This allows for a much larger conservatory than one built with a Lean to, giving you more space to spend your money on.

The Edwardian conservatory is now an increasingly popular choice for those who prefer a traditional feel in their home but also contemporary style. You can choose from a range of finishes and colours to personalize your extension, creating the perfect space for relaxing, entertaining or cultivating plants. A white and crisp look can give a fresh and airy look to your home, however you can also opt for shades such as off-white, red, green, yellow or indigo to create an even more vibrant colour.

Hallmark Glazed Extensions specialize in designing bespoke conservatories that are the perfect fit for your home. We will collaborate with you to determine your requirements and preferences, and we will ensure that your new space meets these requirements. We have a variety of styles to fit every taste, from the Victorian conservatory with its ornate details to the modern Edwardian conservatory that combines traditional beauty with modern comfort and functionality. Call us to discuss your options now with our knowledgeable staff.

Lean To

Lean-to conservatories can be a great alternative for those with a small space or who want to save money. These simple conservatories can be used for everything from dining rooms to summer lounges. They are able to let in plenty of sunlight and are ideal for bungalows with not much of a garden. They're also cheaper than a full extension and can boost the value of your home by as much as five percent.

Modern replacement roofs can boost the efficiency of thermal energy and decrease your energy bills by preventing heat from escaping. The roof will also assist to keep the Conservatory Eastleigh cool in summer and warmer in winter and allow you to enjoy it all year round. It will also make the room quieter, as it will absorb outside noise and repel rain.

Many people are unsure about whether they require permission to build an extension to their conservatory. Recent changes to building regulations means you will not require permission if the roof of your new conservatory is solid or tiled. If you want to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory, consult your local council to determine if it meets the current building regulations.

The most popular floor choice for conservatories is rigid core vinyl. It is extremely durable and can withstand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is easy to clean, and resistant to water. Real wood floors do not work well in conservatories as they expand and contract in changing weather conditions. They are also susceptible to bleaching through constant exposure to UV. However, it is possible to find hardwood and engineered wood floors that can be installed in a conservatory if opt for an insulated floor.

Solid Roof

Removing the conservatory roof and replacing it with an option that is solid tiled is the ideal solution for homeowners that want to transform their conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. This energy-efficient roof will offer an inviting living space in winter and provide a refreshing cooling effect in summer.

Conservatories in the past were typically constructed of glass panes and thin sheets of polycarbonate which offer poor insulation. This resulted in conservatories that were too cold in winter and too hot during the summer. With the replacement of your conservatory's roof by Ultraroof, you can transform your conservatory into an inviting, flexible space you'll use throughout the year.

The Ultraroof is a conservatory roof that has an U-Value of as low as 0.12. It can be installed on any conservatory style and is paired with glazed sash windows eastleigh and composite doors eastleigh to create a bright and spacious space. It is a light roof that can be put in place without tie bars. This lets you maximize the amount of light coming into your conservatory.

The Livinroof hybrid conservatory roof is a blend of the best of both solid and glazed styles. It's a warm, energy efficient roof that can improve your home's thermal performance while reducing noise from outside. It is an excellent choice for homes in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a roof replacement for their conservatory. It comes in a variety of colors and can be customised to fit your home's aesthetic. The Livinroof offers a cost-effective alternative to other conservatory roofing systems. It has been tested for fire by Warrington Fire and meets industry standards.

Ultrasky Lantern

A roof lantern from Ultrasky is a great way to bring more natural light into any space of 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 keep your room cool by cutting down on the loss of heat.

They're a great choice for modern homes, and are available in a variety of colours to suit your style. You can choose from a range of finishes, including white PVCu, anthracite gray or satin black, to match or contrast with your window repairs eastleigh frames. You can also have your lantern's roof clad in aluminium for that extra "Wow" factor.

These roof lanterns are based on the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic roofing system. They are ideal for traditional orangeries extension, or a new construction. They can also be put on an existing flat roof and let the room have more light and space. They are designed to allow maximum uninterrupted views, with fewer and thinner bars than other systems.

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

Our online ordering system has been designed to make the process as easy as it can be for bespoke and made-to-measure roof lanterns. Select the size and style of roof lantern you want, and fill in some specifics about your project. We will then send you a quotation and schedule a time for installation.