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Orangery Extensions
Bergson & Eaton design and build bespoke orangeries across the region. Based in Aylesbury, we regularly work in Beaconsfield, Tring, Oxford, the Chalfonts. Our coverage area includes large parts of Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire.
Whether you are on our doorstep or a short drive away, we are the company to rely upon for orangery installations. Having been founded in 1972, we bring a heightened level of expertise to every project. We offer a full turnkey service, completing each stage of the build in-house.
What are Orangeries?
Orangeries bridge the gap between conservatories and house extensions. They take the best elements from both styles and combine them into a ‘best of both worlds’ extension. As a result, they are wildly popular among homeowners local to us in Buckinghamshire.
They feature brick walls akin to a traditional house extension but also feature large glazed areas to ensure the space is bright and airy. This can include wide spanning external doors or one of our bespoke roof lanterns. The choice is yours with our bespoke design service.
Why Choose an Orangery?
If you’re torn between the benefits of a conservatory and a house extension, why compromise? Orangeries allow you to enjoy a private, well insulated extension while also still feeling seamlessly connected to your patio, garden or outdoor space.
Orangeries are great for improving kerb appeal and can be used for a wide range of applications. They are just as great as sunrooms as they are offices for working from home. They can be converted into open plan kitchens, home gyms or playrooms for children all the same.
Features & Benefits
- Bespoke Ultraframe roof systems
- Outstanding thermal retention properties
- Options including bifold doors and aluminium windows
- Fantastic acoustic insulation, for improved privacy
- Ten and twenty year guaranteed components
- Low maintenance properties as standard
Bespoke Designed Orangeries
Here at Bergson & Eaton, we design and build our orangeries for you from the ground up. We believe in offering truly bespoke house extensions. After all, when making an investment in your property for the long term, you want to make sure it’s absolutely perfect.
We can help you choose from a range of different roof systems, including glazed roof lanterns. You can select from either uPVC or aluminium options, customising the framework with any RAL colour if desired. You never have to compromise to a default finish.
You can select from a range of secure, thermally efficient windows and doors for your orangery as well. This includes uPVC and aluminium patio doors and high end aluminium bifold doors. We have something for every home and every budget.
Secure Extensions for the Home
Our orangeries add an additional layer of security to your home. You and your family can feel reassured that your extension keeps you protected from unwanted intruders. Wherever you live in Buckinghamshire or the surrounding counties, you can have peace of mind.
Any windows or doors fitted as part of the extension will come with multipoint locking systems as standard. Many of the systems we can install are also PAS 24 and Secured by Design certified. They are among the most durable, secure options offered by any installer.
Both our roof lantern systems are designed with strong ridges and robust frameworks. Your double or triple glazed roof lantern won’t be a weak spot when intruders cannot break in via the windows or doors. The entire orangery is designed to withstand the most stubborn burglar.
Thermal Performance & Weatherproofing
Our orangeries are designed with energy efficiency in mind. These extensions come with thermally retentive roof systems alongside additional insulating measures. Together, these ensure that your orangery remains at a stable temperature during winter.
By preventing heat from escaping during these colder periods, your orangery shouldn’t require a great deal of energy to warm through. This can keep your central heating costs to a minimum or even lower them if you’re replacing an old orangery with a new one.
Better yet, with complete weatherproofing, cold air and draughts will never seep into your new orangery. This standard of weather protection also keeps you safe against other expensive problems, such as damp, mould or leaking.
Orangery Prices Aylesbury & Buckinghamshire
Use our online quoting engine to get a quote for one of our bespoke orangeries. Enter your specifications to get an estimated price tailored to your home. You can get started today on any device, making it incredibly straightforward to get your quote.
We also encourage anyone interested in an orangery extension to reach out directly. You can organise a face to face consultation at our showroom in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. We can use this time to discuss your project in greater detail.
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FAQs
What is an orangery?
An orangery is an addition to a house that combines properties of both a home extension and a conservatory. They often feature brickwork, large windows, and a partially glazed roof. They are often used for purposes such as dining rooms, living areas, or even a home office. There is also a choice to add high-quality roof lanterns or wide-spanning external doors.
Why choose an orangery?
Orangeries are known for their elegant and traditional architectural appearance. They can increase the appeal of your home as well as add an extra function. Orangeries are incredibly versatile, which is why homeowners in Aylesbury, Tring, Beaconsfield, and surrounding areas choose to install them.
What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?
Whilst both orangeries and conservatories act as an extension to the home, orangeries have more brickwork and act as a more permanent structure. Conservatories feature more glass and usually have a fully glazed roof. Orangeries offer further insulation due to the materials used and look like a natural extension to the home.
Do I need planning permission for an orangery?
You may not need planning permission for an orangery, but this depends on many aspects of the orangery. It is essential that you check your permitted development rights in order to understand if the structure is permitted, especially if it is a listed property or in a conservation area.
How much does an orangery cost?
As there are so many different options available for your orangery, the cost can vary. At Bergson and Eaton, we can offer a free consultation and a no-obligation quote. Feel free to fill out our online contact form or alternatively, visit us for a chat at our showroom!
What is an orangery?
An orangery is an addition to a house that combines properties of both a home extension and a conservatory. They often feature brickwork, large windows, and a partially glazed roof. They are often used for purposes such as dining rooms, living areas, or even a home office. There is also a choice to add high-quality roof lanterns or wide-spanning external doors.
Why choose an orangery?
Orangeries are known for their elegant and traditional architectural appearance. They can increase the appeal of your home as well as add an extra function. Orangeries are incredibly versatile, which is why homeowners in Aylesbury, Tring, Beaconsfield, and surrounding areas choose to install them.
What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?
Whilst both orangeries and conservatories act as an extension to the home, orangeries have more brickwork and act as a more permanent structure. Conservatories feature more glass and usually have a fully glazed roof. Orangeries offer further insulation due to the materials used and look like a natural extension to the home.
Do I need planning permission for an orangery?
You may not need planning permission for an orangery, but this depends on many aspects of the orangery. It is essential that you check your permitted development rights in order to understand if the structure is permitted, especially if it is a listed property or in a conservation area.
How much does an orangery cost?
As there are so many different options available for your orangery, the cost can vary. At Bergson and Eaton, we can offer a free consultation and a no-obligation quote. Feel free to fill out our online contact form or alternatively, visit us for a chat at our showroom!
