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Orangeries

An Orangery differs from a Conservatory with its unique roof structure. Comprising of a Deep Box Section Outer Perimeter and Glazed Central Atrium. Abbey Glass & Burton Glass can design and build your dream Orangery in a wide choice of finishes in PVCu, Aluminium or Hardwood. Our Orangery roofing system can be fitted to a conventional Conservatory base and frames and can also be retro-fitted to upgrade an existing Conservatory. More substantial base and brickwork options are available, from Brick Pillars to Cut Block Stone Quoins. The Plastered internal roof Box Sections offer great scope for finishing touches, such as down lighters and other fixtures & fittings.

An Abbey Glass & Burton Glass designed Orangery is a spacious light-filled extension to your home. Bright throughout the day, making the most of the natural light being thrown in from above, and cosy or intimate at night to suit your mood.

Beautifully Designed Orangeries

With slender lines, plentiful windows and a large glazed atrium to open up the roof space to the skies, an Orangery allows light to flood in from outdoors, illuminating its own space and the room it adjoins.

Whether you prefer PVCu, Hardwood or Aluminium in a variety of colours to suit your aspirations we can accomodate your dreams. View our Orangeries Glazing Gallery and also our Conservatory Glazing Gallery today.

Versatile and Flexible Orangeries

An Orangery is a versatile and flexible space that lets you get the maximum use whatever the season. Lounge, Home Office, Breakfast Room, a place for morning coffee with the papers or an after dinner night-cap, our Orangeries soon becomes the most popular room in the house.

 

Internal Orangery View
 
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