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Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh

Whether you are planning to build a brand new conservatory or remodel an existing one, there are many options available. It is essential to pick the best conservatory for your home and your lifestyle.

Aluminium provides superior views and durability that is military-grade, 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 class and style to their home. The classic design has an apex roof, with two sloping and one vertical side, which invites sunlight streams into the space. This classic conservatory style suits traditional homes and can be easily customised with a range of colors and finishes to suit your home's needs.

The timeless conservatory design is available in many shapes and sizes and can be erected on new as well as existing properties. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of uses, from a dining room to a lounge or even a full-fledged greenhouse for green-thumbed gardeners.

Originally, Victorian conservatories were constructed from timber and featured ornate finials along the roof line and delicate frames. We are able to recreate the look of these iconic structures with our durable uPVC material, providing an elegant design that is also practical and energy efficient.

uPVC can be colored to match the colour of your doors and windows or painted to give an attractive accent. This material is resistant to corrosion, rust and is a good choice for modern homes. Furthermore, uPVC is stronger and more rigid than its timber counterparts, so it can prevent draughts in the winter and maintain an optimum temperature throughout the year.

Hardwood is the best choice for a beautiful finish on your uPVC Conservatory. Mahogany or oak can make the most of your new extension. We can even customize our timber conservatories according to your specific requirements, so that you can have an exquisite addition that is perfect to your home.

Edwardian

The Edwardian conservatory adds value to any home with its symmetrical design, square or rectangular floor and symmetrical shape. Its classic aesthetic complements many different styles of architecture, mixing the beauty of a conservatory with practicality. Its large windows allow abundant natural light to fill the space, blurring the lines between outdoor and indoor spaces.

Contrary to the lean-to design, which must be placed at a particular angle to suit your home the Edwardian conservatory can be built on any house and bungalows, as it has an hipped roof instead of flat ones. This makes it possible to build a larger conservatory than one built with a Lean to, giving you more space for your money.

The Edwardian conservatory has become an increasingly popular choice for those who want a traditional feel in their home but also a modern look. You can choose from different colors and finishes for your extension to create the perfect space for relaxing, entertaining or even a garden. A white and crisp look can create a clean and airy look to your home, but you can also choose shades like off-white red, green, yellow or indigo for an even more vibrant colour.

Hallmark Glazed Extensions specialise in customizing conservatories that are the perfect fit for your home. We will work closely with you to identify your needs and preferences and will make sure that your new space is in line with them. We have a variety of styles that will suit every taste, from the Victorian conservatory with its ornate details to the contemporary Edwardian conservatory that blends traditional beauty with modern comfort and practicality. Contact us today to discuss your options today with our knowledgeable staff.

Lean To

Lean-to conservatories are an excellent alternative for those with a small space or who wish to save money. These simple conservatories can be used for everything from dining rooms to summer lounges. They're ideal for bungalows that have little or no garden. They are also cheaper than a full extension and can boost the value of your home by as much as 5%.

A new roof replacement can dramatically improve the efficiency of your conservatory, preventing heat from escaping, which in turn will lower your energy bills. The roof will also help to keep your conservatory cooler during summer and warmer in the winter, allowing you to use it all year round. It can also help to make your conservatory more quiet by absorbing noise from outside and restraining rain.

Many people are unsure about whether they require planning permission for an extension to their conservatory. Recent changes to building regulations mean you don't require permission when the roof of your new conservatory is either solid or tiled. If you are planning to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory your local council to determine if it is compliant with current building regulations.

The most well-known flooring option for conservatories are rigid core vinyl. It is extremely durable and can stand temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is easy to clean and is resistant to water. Real wood floors aren't a suitable option for conservatories because they swell and shrink with the changing weather conditions. They are also susceptible to bleaching through constant exposure to UV. However, it is possible to find engineered and wood wooden floors that can be put in a conservatory, if you opt for an insulated floor.

Solid Roof

The best option for homeowners who want to convert their conservatory into an all-purpose garden space is to replace the conservatory roof with solid tiles. This is a green roof that can provide an inviting living space in winter and refreshing coolness in summer.

Conservatories in the past were typically constructed of glass panes and thin sheets of polycarbonate that provide poor insulation. This often resulted in conservatories that were too cold in winter and overly hot in summer. With the replacement of your conservatory's roof by Ultraroof, you can transform your conservatory to a spacious, comfortable space you'll use all year long.

The Ultraroof is an constructed conservatory roof with insulation that will improve your energy efficiency, with U-Values as low as 0.12. It can be fitted to any type of Conservatory Eastleigh, and can be coupled with glazed windows and doors to create the illusion of a space that is light and spacious. It is also a lightweight roof that can be installed without the need for tie bars, allowing you to maximise the amount of sunlight entering your conservatory.

The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that brings together the best features of a solid and glazed design. It is a warm, energy efficient roof that can improve the thermal performance of your home, while also reducing the sound of the outside. It is a great option for homes located in window repair eastleigh Southampton and Winchester that require a new roof for their conservatories. It comes in a range of colours and can be customised to match your home's style. The Livinroof is a cost-effective alternative to other conservatory roofing systems. It has been fire-tested 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. Available in a variety of sizes and with a variety of options for glazing, they can be customized to fit your home. They're also highly energy efficient, which helps to reduce heat loss and keeping the room cool.

They're a great choice for modern homes and are glazed in a wide range of colours to suit your decor. You can pick from a variety of finishes including white PVCu, or anthracite grey or satin black to complement or contrast with your window repairs eastleigh frames. You can even choose to have your lantern's roof covered in aluminium to give it that extra WOW factor.

These roof lanterns are based on the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic roofing system. They're ideal for a new build traditional orangery or extension, or they can be incorporated into an existing flat roof to provide the room with a sense of light and space. They are designed to allow maximum views without interruption, using smaller and less slender bars than other systems.

They have a 25-degree pitch to maximize light refraction. They also have a thermally broken ridge as well as an insulated Eavesrail. They are easy to glaze, and the unique stormshield offers triple layers of protection at the ridge's ends. They can be fitted with a variety of performance double glazing in eastleigh and are available in any color of the RAL.

Our online ordering system was designed to make the ordering process as easy as is possible for bespoke and made-to-measure roof lanterns. Choose the size and style of roof lantern you want, and fill in some details about your project. We'll then send you a quote and set the date for your installation.