Choosing a Conservatory in door fitters eastleigh

Whether you are looking to build a new conservatory or renovate an existing one, there are a variety of options available. It is essential to choose the right conservatory that it is in line with your home and lifestyle.

uPVC is a low-cost option with great custom styling potential Aluminium offers military-grade robustness and superior views.

Victorian

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

This timeless conservatory design is available in various shapes and sizes and can be put in new and existing properties. Its versatility makes it perfect for a variety of uses from a dining space 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. We can recreate the look of these classic structures using our sturdy uPVC material, offering an elegant aesthetic that is also functional and highly energy-efficient.

uPVC can be colored to match the colour of your windows and doors or painted to create a bold accent. It is impervious to rust, corrosion and is a good choice for modern homes. Additionally, uPVC is stronger and more rigid than its counterparts made of timber, which means it is able to prevent draughts during the winter and maintain an ambient temperature throughout the year.

For a stunning finish to your uPVC conservatory, we recommend using hardwood. If it's mahogany or oak the woods will bring out the best in your new extension. We can customise your timber conservatory to meet your exact requirements. This allows you to enjoy an exquisite addition to your home that is designed for.

Edwardian

The Edwardian conservatory is a great addition to any home thanks to its symmetrical design, square or rectangle floor and the symmetrical shape. Its classic design blends style and practicality, which is a perfect match for different styles of architecture. Large windows let in lots of light, blurring the line between outdoor and indoor space.

The Edwardian style conservatory has a hipped, rather than a flat, roof. This permits it to be built on any type of house, including bungalows. This allows it to be much larger than a Lean-to conservatory providing more living space for the money.

The Edwardian conservatory has become an increasingly popular choice for those who want a traditional feel in their home but want modern design. You can pick from a variety of colours and finishes to personalise your extension, making it the ideal space for entertaining, relaxing or even a place to grow plants. You can choose a clean bright white to give your home a fresh airy feel. But, you can also choose shades like off-white green, yellow or red to give your home a vibrant look.

Hallmark Glazed Extensions is an expert in creating conservatories that fit perfectly with your home. We will collaborate with you to determine your preferences and the function of your new space, ensuring that it meets all your requirements. We have a variety of styles to fit every taste, from the Victorian conservatory, with its intricate details to the contemporary Edwardian conservatory that blends traditional beauty with contemporary comfort and functionality. Contact us today to discuss your options today with our expert staff.

Lean To

The Lean-to conservatory style is a good option for those with a little space or want to save money. These simple conservatories can be used for anything from dining rooms to summer lounges. They let plenty of light and are ideal for bungalows with not much of a garden. They're also less expensive than a complete extension and could increase the value of your home by up to 5percent.

A new roof replacement can dramatically improve the efficiency of your conservatory by preventing heat from escaping, which in turn will lower your energy bills. The roof will keep your conservatory cooler during summer and warmer in winter so you can make use of it throughout the throughout the year. It will also make the conservatory more peaceful, as it will absorb outside noise and keep rain out.

Many people aren't sure whether they need permission to build an extension to their conservatory. However, recent changes to building regulations mean you won't need permission if your new home is fitted with a tiled or solid roof. If you decide to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory, it is necessary to consult with your local council to see if it complies with the current building standards.

The most popular floor choice for conservatories is the rigid core vinyl. It is extremely durable and can stand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is also easy to maintain and water resistant. Real wood floors aren't the best choice for conservatories because they swell and shrink as the changing weather conditions. They also can bleach due to continuous exposure to UV. However it is possible to find engineered and wood flooring that can be put in a conservatory, if you opt for an insulated floor.

Solid Roof

The ideal solution for homeowners who want to transform their conservatory into an all-purpose garden room is to replace the conservatory's roof with solid tiles. This is a green roof that will create the perfect living space in the winter months and cool breezes during summer.

Previously, conservatories were made from glass panes or thin sheets of polycarbonate which offered low levels of insulation. This resulted in conservatories that were cold in winter and too hot in the summer. With the replacement of your conservatory's roof by Ultraroof it is possible to transform your conservatory into a spacious, comfortable space that you can enjoy all year round.

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 installed to any style of conservatory, and can be coupled with glazed windows and doors to create a space that is bright and large. It is a lightweight roof that can be put in place without tie bars. This lets you maximize the amount of natural light entering your conservatory.

The Livinroof hybrid conservatory roof combines the best of both solid and glazed designs. It is a warm and energy efficient roof that will improve your home's thermal efficiency while reducing noise from outside. It is an excellent choice for homes located in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester which require a replacement roof for their conservatory. It is available in a range of colours and can also be customized to match the aesthetics of your home. The Livinroof is a low-cost alternative to other conservatory roofs and has been tested by Warrington Fire to meet industry standards.

Ultrasky Lantern

An Ultrasky roof lantern is a stunning option to add some natural light to any space in your home. They are available in a variety of sizes and can be glazed using a variety of glass options. They're also extremely energy efficient, which helps to reduce heat loss and keep the room comfortable.

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

The roof lanterns are constructed on the tried-and-tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic rooing system. They're ideal for a traditional orangery that is being built from scratch or an extension, or can be inserted into an existing flat roof to give the room a feeling of space and light. They're designed to give maximum uninterrupted views, with fewer and thinner bars than other systems.

They feature a 25-degree pitch to maximize light refraction, and feature a thermally broken ridge and insulated eaves rail. The unique stormshield gives three layers of protection at the ridge ends. They are easy to glaze. They are available in a range of performance glazing as well as any colour of RAL.

Our online ordering system has been designed to make the process of custom-designed and made to measure roof lanterns as easy as possible. Select the size and design of roof lantern you need, and fill in some details about your project. We'll send you a quote and set the date for your installation.