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 right conservatory for your home and lifestyle.
uPVC is an affordable choice with a great design and styling capability, and aluminium offers military-level durability and excellent views.
Victorian
The Victorian conservatory is an ideal choice for those who want to add a touch of class and style to their home. Its classic design includes an apex roof, with two sloping and one vertical side, which invites floods of light into the space. This classic conservatory style suits traditional homes and can be easily customised by a variety of colours and finishes to match your home's needs.
The timeless conservatory design is available in various sizes and shapes. It can be put in new and existing properties. Its versatile nature allows it to be used for a range of purposes including dining rooms to a lounge or even a full-fledged greenhouse for green-thumbed plants.
Victorian conservatories were initially constructed of timber, featuring elaborate finials on the roof and delicate frames. Our tough uPVC material allows us to recreate the look and feel of these structures and also provide a practical and energy-efficient aesthetic.
uPVC can be colored to match the colour of your doors and windows or painted to create an attractive accent. It is resistant to rust, corrosion and is a great option for modern homes. Additionally, uPVC is stronger and more rigid than its counterparts made of wood, so it can prevent draughts in the winter and keep an optimum temperature all year.
To give a stunning finish to your uPVC conservatory, we recommend using hardwood. Whether it's oak or mahogany the woods will bring out the best in your new extension. We can even customize our timber conservatories to your specific requirements, so that you can enjoy an exquisite addition that is perfect to your home.
Edwardian
The Edwardian conservatory can add value to any home thanks to its geometric design, rectangular or square floor and the symmetrical shape. Its classic design blends style and practicality, complementing many different styles of architecture. Large windows let in lots of sunlight, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor space.
Contrary to the lean-to design, which must be placed at a particular angle to suit your home, an Edwardian conservatory can be built onto any building and bungalows, as it has an hipped roof instead of flat roof. This makes it possible to build a larger conservatory than the Lean to, giving you more space to spend your money on.
The Edwardian conservatory is now an increasingly popular option for those who prefer an old-fashioned feel to their home but also modern design. You can choose from a variety of finishes and colours to personalise your extension, resulting in the perfect space for entertaining, relaxing or even a place to grow plants. You can choose a crisp, bright white to give your home a clean airy and spacious feel. But, you can also pick hues like off-white, yellow, green or red to give your home a vibrant look.
Hallmark Glazed Extensions is an expert in designing conservatories that fit perfectly into your home. We will collaborate with you to determine your preferences and the goal of your new space, ensuring that it meets all your requirements. We offer a wide range of styles that will suit every taste, from the Victorian conservatory with its elaborate details to the modern Edwardian conservatory that blends traditional beauty with modern convenience and functionality. Contact us today to discuss your options now with our expert staff.
Lean To
Lean-to conservatories are a great alternative for those with a small space or who wish to save money. These simple conservatories are ideal for dining rooms as well as summer lounges and more. They allow plenty of sunlight and are perfect for bungalows that don't have much of a garden. They're also less expensive than a full extension, and can increase the value of your home by up to five percent.
Modern replacement roofs can boost the efficiency of thermal energy and decrease your energy costs by preventing heat from escaping. The roof will also assist to keep the conservatory cool in the summer and warmer in winter, allowing you to use it all year round. It will also make your conservatory quieter by absorbing outside noise and restraining rain.
Many people are unsure about whether they need planning permission for an extension to their conservatory. Recent changes to building regulations means you don't require permission for your roof if the structure of your new conservatory is solid or tiled. If you decide to replace the roof that is glazed in your existing conservatory, you'll need to talk to your local council to determine if it complies with the current building regulations.
The most popular floor choice for conservatories is rigid core vinyl. This flooring is extremely durable and can stand up to temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is easy to clean and is resistant to water. Real wood floors do not work well in conservatories because they expand and contract according to changing weather conditions. They can also be bleached by continuous exposure to UV. If you decide to install an floor that is insulated, you can install engineered and hardwood flooring in conservatories.
Solid Roof
Replacing a conservatory roof with the option of a solid tile is the perfect solution for homeowners looking to transform their conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. This energy-efficient roof will offer a comfortable living space in winter, and a refreshing cooling effect during summer.
Conservatories in the past were typically made from glass panes or thin sheets of polycarbonate that offered poor levels of insulation. This resulted in conservatories that were too cold in the winter and too hot in summer. With the replacement of your conservatory's roof by Ultraroof it is possible to transform your conservatory into an inviting, flexible space that you can enjoy throughout the year.
The Ultraroof is an insulation conservatory roof that can increase your energy efficiency with U-Values as low 0.12. It can be put on any type of conservatory and is paired with windows and doors that are glazed to create a light and spacious space. It is also a light roof that can be installed without tie bars and allows you to maximize the amount of sunlight coming into your conservatory.
The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that blends the best aspects of a solid and glazed design. It is a warm, energy efficient roof that will improve the thermal performance of your home while reducing exterior noise. It is a great choice for homes in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester that require a new roof for their conservatory. It comes in a variety of colors and can be customised to suit your home's aesthetic. The Livinroof is a low-cost alternative to conservatory roofs that aren't as durable and has been tested by Warrington Fire to meet industry standards.
Ultrasky Lantern
An Ultrasky roof lantern is a gorgeous way to add extra natural light to any room in your home. They're available in a range of sizes, and can be glazed using a variety of glass options. They are also energy efficient and help to keep your room cool by decreasing the loss of heat.
These are a great choice for modern homes and can be glazed with a variety of colours to match your décor. You can also pick 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 aluminum to give it the extra "Wow" factor.
These roof lanterns are built using the tried-and-tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic rooing system. They are ideal for a traditional orangery extension, new construction or even an extension. They can also be inserted in an existing flat roof and give the room more light and space. They're designed to provide uninterrupted views, and have smaller and less slender bars than other systems.
They have a 25 degree pitch to optimise light refraction. They also feature thermally broken ridges and an insulated the eaves rail. The unique stormshield provides three layers of protection on the ridge ends. They are easy to apply glazing. They can be fitted with a range of performance glazing, and are available in any color of the RAL.
double glazing eastleigh RepairMyWindowsAndDoors was designed to make the process as simple as possible for custom-designed and custom-made roof lanterns. Just select the design and size of the roof lantern you need, and provide a few details about your project. We will then send you a quotation and arrange a date for installation.