Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh
There are many choices to consider when creating a new conservatory or renovating an existing one. It is important to choose the right conservatory that it matches your property and your lifestyle.
Aluminium has superior views and military-grade toughness and strength, while uPVC is a great option for those looking for a more affordable option.
Victorian
The Victorian conservatory is an ideal choice for those looking to add a touch of luxury and elegance to their home. Its classic design features an apex that has two sloping sides as well as a vertical side that invites sunlight into the space. This classic style of conservatory is perfect for homes with traditional architecture. It is easily customized with a variety styles and colors that will fit your property.
This classic conservatory design is available in a variety of sizes and shapes. It can be put in new and existing homes. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of purposes from a dining space to a lounge or even as an outdoor greenhouse for those who love plants.
Victorian conservatories were originally made of timber, with ornate finials on the roof and delicate frames. Our long-lasting uPVC material lets us recreate the look and feel of these structures while also offering a functional and energy-efficient aesthetic.
uPVC is available in a wide range of colors to match your doors and windows or to add an attractive accent. It is resistant to corrosion, rust and is a great choice for modern homes. Additionally, uPVC is stronger and more durable than its counterparts made of wood, so it can help prevent draughts in the winter and maintain an ambient temperature all year.
Hardwood is the ideal choice for a beautiful finish on your uPVC Conservatory. It doesn't matter if it's mahogany or oak the woods will bring out the best qualities of your new extension. We can even customize our timber conservatories to your exact specifications, so you can enjoy a luxurious extension that is perfectly suited to your home.
Edwardian
With its elegant design and rectangular or square floor The Edwardian conservatory is a beautiful feature for any home. Its classic aesthetic blends elegance and practicality, complementing many different styles of architecture. Large windows let in lots of light, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor space.
Unlike double glazing repairs eastleigh -to style, which must be placed at a certain angle to match your home it is possible to build an Edwardian conservatory can be built on any building even bungalows, since it has an hipped roof rather than flat roof. This allows it to be much larger than a Lean-to conservatory providing more living space for the money.
The Edwardian conservatory is a popular option for those who want to add a touch tradition to their home but also want a contemporary feel. You can pick from different colors and finishes for your extension to create the perfect space for relaxing, entertaining or growing plants. You can choose a crisp bright white to give your home a light airy and spacious feel. You can also pick hues like off-white green, yellow, red, or pink to create a vibrant color.
Hallmark Glazed Extensions are experts in designing conservatories that fit perfectly with your home. We'll assist you in understanding your preferences and the goal of your new space, making sure that it will meet your requirements. We have a variety of styles to fit any taste, ranging from the Victorian conservatory, with its intricate details to the modern Edwardian conservatory that blends traditional beauty with contemporary comfort and practicality. Contact us today to discuss your options with our knowledgeable team.
Lean To
Lean-to conservatories are a great alternative for those with a small space or want to save money. These simple conservatories are great for dining rooms as well as summer lounges and more. They are able to let in plenty of sunlight and are perfect for bungalows that don't have much of an outdoor space. They're also less expensive than a full extension and can boost the value of your house by up to five percent.
A modern replacement roof can drastically improve the thermal efficiency of your conservatory by preventing heat from escaping and, in turn, lower your energy costs. The roof can also help to keep the conservatory cool in summer and warmer in the winter, allowing you to enjoy it all year round. It will also make the room more peaceful, because it absorbs outside noise and keep rain out.
Many people are not certain if they require approval to build an extension or a conservatory. However recent changes to building regulations mean you are unlikely to require permission if the new conservatory has a solid or tiled roof. If you decide to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory, you will need to speak with your local council to determine if it complies with the current building standards.
The most sought-after flooring choice for conservatories is the rigid core vinyl. This flooring is incredibly durable and can stand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is also easy to maintain and water resistant. Wood floors are not an ideal choice for conservatories because they swell and shrink as the changing weather conditions. They are also susceptible to bleaching through constant exposure to UV. If you choose an insulation-based flooring system you can put in hardwood and engineered flooring in conservatories.
Solid Roof
Removing the conservatory roof and replacing it with a solid tiled option is the best option for homeowners that want to transform their conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. It is an energy efficient roof that will provide an inviting living space in the winter months and cool breezes in summer.
Conservatories in the past were typically made of glass panes and thin sheets of polycarbonate, which provide little insulation. This led to conservatories that were too cold in winter and overly hot in summer. However, with the replacement of your conservatory roof by Ultraroof you can transform your conservatory into a cozy and flexible space that you can use throughout the year.
The Ultraroof is an insulation conservatory roof that can increase the efficiency of your home's energy use, with U-Values as low as 0.12. It can be installed to any type of conservatory and is used in conjunction with glazed windows or doors to create a space that is bright and large. It is a lightweight roof which can be installed without tie bars. This allows you to maximize the amount of light that enters your conservatory.
The Livinroof hybrid conservatory roof combines the best of solid and glazed styles. It is a warm, energy efficient roof that will improve the thermal efficiency of your home while reducing exterior noise. It is a great choice for homes located in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a new roof for their conservatories. It comes in a variety of colors and can be tailored to suit your home's aesthetic. The Livinroof is a cost-effective alternative to other conservatory roofs and has been tested by Warrington Fire to meet industry standards.
Ultrasky Lantern
An Ultrasky roof lantern is a gorgeous option to add some natural light to any room in your home. They're available in a range of sizes, and they can be glazed with a range of glazing options. They're also extremely energy efficient, helping to reduce heat loss and keep the room comfortable.
These are a great choice for modern homes and are glazed with various colors to match your décor. You can also choose from a variety of finishes like white PVCu, anthracite grey or satin black to match or contrast with your window frames. You can also choose to have the lantern's roof covered with aluminium to give it that extra "Wow" factor.
These roof lanterns are based on the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic rooing system. They're ideal for a traditional orangery built in a new construction or extension, or can be incorporated into an existing flat roof to provide the room with a sense of light and space. They're designed to provide maximum views without interruption, using smaller and less slender bars than other systems.
They have a 25 degree pitch that optimizes light refraction. They also feature thermally broken ridges and an insulated Eaves rail. The unique stormshield gives three layers of protection on the ridge ends. They are easy to apply glazing. They can be equipped with a variety of performance glazing, and are available in 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 design of the roof lantern you require, and fill in some specifics about your project. We'll then email you a quote and set an appointment for the installation.