Orangery Stow-on-the-Wold

Add Year-Round Space

The orangery is a great alternative to conservatories for the Stow-on-the-Wold homeowner. Unlike conservatories, orangeries offer far superior privacy. Created mainly with brick than uPVC and a glass ceiling, this extension has the feel of a real room. The orangery extension gives the Gloucestershire customer the light and airy feel of a conservatory as well as the strength and solidity of traditional conservatories.

The orangery range we offer perfectly complements every Stow-on-the-Wold property. Our orangeries suit contemporary, traditional, modern and heritage Gloucestershire homes alike and can be designed to suit your needs. Within the build of these extensions, we use our uPVC windows, uPVC doors, aluminium windows and aluminium doors in the design. Due to this, you can expect to enjoy all of the modern benefits these products provide.

Three Designs to Choose From

The Stow-on-the-Wold homeowner can choose from three orangery designs: Contemporary, Lantern & Traditional. All of these orangeries offer a range of different features & benefits. You can find out about each one below:

Contemporary Orangeries

The Contemporary orangery is the modern option for our Stow-on-the-Wold customer. This extension captures the harmony between function and form. Created using the Ultrasky roof, super-insulated columns and a hidden structural goalpost can be added into the design. This allows for the installation of bifold doors within the extension.

Traditional Orangery

Traditional orangeries are more classic in their design, perfectly suiting older properties. These extensions are created using a decorative cornice and brick pillars, offering a classic look once installed at your Stow-on-the-Wold home. The brickwork within these orangeries blends seamlessly into your property.

Lantern Orangery

Lantern orangeries are fitted with a modern lantern roof which creates a focal point within your living space. This roof will flood your extension with light, boasting a sleek aesthetic and adding modern flair to older Gloucestershire homes or bringing a contemporary touch to your Stow-on-the-Wold property. These extensions can be fitted with two roof lanterns, letting you create the illusion of more space.

Reducing Energy Bills

The orangery we install is created to reduce the energy bills of your Stow-on-the-Wold property. The bricks within the orangery extension offer excellent thermal capabilities, providing a thermal performance superior to uPVC. When the brick is combined with our double glazing product range and super insulted columns, it will create a comfortable temperature within our extensions year-round.

With heat retained within our orangeries, you can rely less upon your central heating for natural warmth. This will reduce the energy bills of your Stow-on-the-Wold home, freeing up more money that can be spent on the things you want. As less energy is consumed within your Gloucestershire home, the overall carbon footprint will shrink.

21st-Century Security

Previously, orangery extensions had a reputation of being easy targets for intruders looking to enter your Stow-on-the-Wold home. Our orangeries are fitted with the best locks as standard, and multi-point locking is fitted on both the windows and doors in the design. This will remove any potential weak spots that could be exploited.

Brick as a material is far superior to that of uPVC. Then the brick used within the orangery extension is combined with the double glazing, it creates a high level of security. You can have complete peace of mind your extension is secure, so you can use the space for storage without a worry that anything could be taken.

Weatherproof Build

Uninvited guests are not the only thing the orangery will keep out. These extensions boast excellent weatherproofing capabilities, with the weatherseals keeping out cold draughts and dampness. Even in the very worst Gloucestershire weather, the overall comfort of your home will not be disrupted.

The windows and doors fitted within the orangery will continue to retain their quality. Even after regular exposure to the elements, the frame won’t crack or bow, and the colour will not fade. The only maintenance required by the Stow-on-the-Wold homeowner is to give the frame an occasional wipe down with a damp cloth, maintaining the good-as-new look.