Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh
There are a lot of options to choose from when building a new conservatory, or renovating an existing one. It is important to select the best conservatory for your home and your lifestyle.
uPVC is an affordable choice with a great design and styling capability, and aluminium offers military-level durability and excellent views.
Victorian
Victorian conservatories are a favorite choice for those who want to add a touch luxury and class to their homes. Its classic design includes an apex roof that has two sloping sides and a vertical side that allows streams of natural light into the space. This classic conservatory style suits traditional homes and is easily customized with a range of colors and finishes to match your property.
The timeless conservatory design is available in various shapes and sizes and can be installed on both new and existing properties. Its versatility makes it ideal for a variety of purposes from a dining room to a lounge or even as an outdoor greenhouse for those who love plants.
Originally, Victorian conservatories were constructed using timber, and featured elaborate finials along the roofline and delicate frames. We can recreate the appearance of these traditional structures with our durable uPVC material, providing an elegant look that is both practical and energy efficient.
uPVC is available in a variety of colours to match your existing windows and doors or to add a bold accent. This material is also resistant to corrosion and rust and is a great choice for homes with modern. Additionally, uPVC is stronger and more rigid than its counterparts made of timber, which means it can help prevent draughts in the winter and maintain an ambient temperature throughout the year.
To give a stunning finish to your uPVC conservatory, we recommend using hardwood. If it's mahogany or oak or mahogany, these woods will bring out the best qualities of your new extension. We can customize your timber conservatory to meet your exact specifications. This will allow you to have an elegant addition to your home that is perfectly designed for.
Edwardian
With its geometric design and rectangular or square floor The Edwardian conservatory is a stunning addition to any home. Its classic aesthetic complements many different architectural styles, blending elegance with practicality. Large windows let in plenty of natural light blurring the distinction between outdoor and indoor space.
In contrast to the lean-to style which has to be positioned at a specific angle to fit your home, an Edwardian conservatory can be built on any building even bungalows, since it has a hipped roof instead of a flat one. This allows it to be much larger than a Lean-to conservatory giving you more living space for the money.
The Edwardian conservatory is now a popular choice among those who prefer traditional style in their home, but with modern design. You can choose from a variety of colours and finishes for your extension to create the ideal space for relaxing, entertaining or growing plants. A white and crisp look can give a fresh and airy look to your home, however you can also choose shades like off-white red, green, yellow, pink or indigo to create an energizing hue.
Hallmark Glazed Extensions are experts in creating conservatories that fit perfectly with your home. We will collaborate with you to determine your preferences and the purpose of your new space, making sure that it will meet your requirements. We offer a range of styles that can be adapted to any style. From the Victorian conservatory with its elaborate detailing, to the modern Edwardian Conservatory which blends traditional beauty and comfort with functionality. Call us today to discuss your options with our experienced team.
Lean To
The Lean-to style conservatory is a great option for those with a small space or are looking to save money. These simple conservatories can be used to serve a variety of purposes from dining rooms to lounges for summer. They are ideal for bungalows that have little or no garden. They're also less expensive than a complete extension and could increase the value of your home by up to 5percent.
Modern replacement roofs can boost the thermal efficiency and reduce your energy bills by preventing heat from escaping. The roof will keep your conservatory cooler during summer and warmer in winter, which means you can make use of it throughout the throughout the year. It can also make your conservatory quieter by absorbing outside noise and repelling the rain.
Many people are not sure if they need approval to build a new conservatory. However recent changes to building regulations mean you are unlikely to require permission if your new home is fitted with a tiled or solid roof. If you decide to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory, you will need to speak with your local council to see if it complies with the current building regulations.
The most sought-after flooring choice for conservatories is rigid core vinyl. This flooring is incredibly durable and can stand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is easy to maintain, and is resistant to water. Real wood floors aren't an ideal choice for conservatories due to their tendency to expand and shrink in response to changing weather conditions. They also can be bleached by constant UV exposure. However it is possible to find engineered and hardwood flooring that can be installed in a conservatory if choose an insulated floor system.
Solid Roof
The replacement of a conservatory roof using an option that is solid tiled is the ideal solution for homeowners who want to transform their existing conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. This is a green roof that can provide an inviting living space in the winter months and cool breezes in summer.
Conservatories in the past were typically made from glass panes or thin sheets made of polycarbonate that offered poor levels of insulation. This resulted in conservatories that were too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer. But, with the replacement of your conservatory roof by Ultraroof you can transform your conservatory into a relaxing and versatile space that you will use throughout the year.
The Ultraroof is a conservatory roof with U-Values as low as 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 also a lightweight roof that can be installed without the need for tie bars, allowing you to maximise the amount of natural light that enters your conservatory.
The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that combines the best features of a solid and glazed style. It is a warm and energy efficient roof that will improve the thermal efficiency of your home, while minimising exterior noise. It is a great option for homes in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a roof replacement for their conservatory. It comes in a variety of colours and can also be customized to match the style 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
A roof lantern from Ultrasky is a great option to bring more light into any room 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 to keep the room comfortable by reducing the loss of heat.
These are a great choice for modern homes and are glazed with different colors to complement your decor. You can also pick from a variety of finishes, including white PVCu, anthracite gray or satin black to contrast with your window frames. You can also have the lantern's roof clad with aluminium to give it the extra "Wow" factor.
These roof lanterns are made from the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic roofing system. They're perfect for a new build traditional orangery or extension, or can be added to an existing flat roof to create a sense of space and light. They are designed to allow uninterrupted views, and have fewer and thinner bars than other systems.
They have a 25 degree pitch to optimise light refraction, and feature thermally broken ridges and an insulated Eaves rail. The unique stormshield gives three layers of protection on the ridge's ends. They are easy to glaze. repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk are available in a variety of performance glazing as well as any RAL colour.
Our online ordering system was designed to make the ordering process of bespoke and made to measure roof lanterns as simple as is possible. Select the size and style of the roof lantern you require and fill in a few details about your project. We will then email you a quote and schedule a time for installation.