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Choosing a Conservatory in Eastleigh

There are a lot of options to pick from when building a new conservatory or renovating an existing one. It is essential to pick the best conservatory for your home and your lifestyle.

uPVC is an affordable choice with great custom styling potential, and aluminium offers military-level robustness and stunning views.

Victorian

The Victorian conservatory is an ideal choice for those wanting to add the look of elegance and luxury to their home. Its classic design features an apex roof with two sloping sides and a vertical side, that lets sunlight streams into the space. This classic conservatory style is suitable for traditional homes. It can be easily customized with a variety colors and finishes that match your property.

The timeless conservatory style is available in a range of sizes and shapes, and can be adapted to new construction properties as well as existing structures. Its versatility makes it ideal for a range of uses from a dining space to a lounge, or even as a greenhouse for plant-lovers.

Victorian conservatories were initially constructed of timber, featuring elaborate finials on the roof and delicate frames. Our long-lasting uPVC material lets us recreate the appearance and feel of these traditional structures, and also provide a practical and energy-efficient design.

uPVC can be colored to match the colour of your windows and doors, or painted to create a striking accent. It is impervious to rust, corrosion and is a good choice for modern homes. uPVC is more rigid and durable than timber, is able to prevent draughts during the winter months, and keep a constant temperature throughout all year.

Hardwood is the best option for a beautiful finish on your uPVC Conservatory. Whether it's oak or mahogany, these materials will bring out the best in your new extension. We can even customize our timber conservatories according to your specific specifications, meaning you can enjoy an elegant addition that is perfectly suited to your home.

Edwardian

The Edwardian conservatory adds value to any home thanks to its symmetrical design, square or rectangle floor and an asymmetrical shape. Its classic style blends elegance and practicality, blending well with different styles of architecture. Large windows let in lots of light, blurring the line between outdoor and indoor space.

In contrast to the lean-to style which needs to be set at a particular angle to suit your home it is possible to build an Edwardian conservatory can be built on any house, including bungalows, because it has a hipped roof instead of a flat one. This allows it to be larger than a Lean-to conservatory providing more living space for your money.

The Edwardian conservatory is now an increasingly popular choice for those who prefer traditional style in their home but want a modern look. You can pick from various colors and finishes for your extension to create the ideal space for relaxing, entertaining or growing plants. A white and crisp look can add a crisp and airy feel to your home, but you can also pick shades like off-white red, green, yellow, pink or indigo to create a more vibrant hue.

Hallmark Glazed Extensions are experts in designing conservatories that fit perfectly into your home. We will collaborate with you to establish your requirements and preferences and will ensure that the new space meets them. We have a variety of styles that will suit any taste, from the Victorian conservatory with its ornate details to the modern Edwardian conservatory that blends traditional beauty with modern convenience and functionality. Call us today to discuss your options with our knowledgeable team.

Lean To

Lean-to conservatories can be a great option for those with limited space or who want to save money. These simple conservatories are great for dining rooms as well as summer lounges and more. They allow plenty of sunlight and are ideal for bungalows with not much of a garden. They're also less expensive than a full extension, and could increase the value of your house by up to five percent.

A new roof replacement will dramatically increase the thermal efficiency of your conservatory, preventing the heat from escaping which, in turn, will lower your energy costs. The roof can also help to keep your conservatory cooler in summer and warmer in the winter which allows you to enjoy it all year round. It will also make your conservatory more peaceful by absorbing outside noise and repelling the rain.

Many people are not sure if they need planning approval for an extension or a conservatory. Recent changes to building regulations mean that you won't need permission when the roof of your new conservatory is solid or tiled. If you're looking to replace the glazed roof of your conservatory, you should consult your local council regarding whether it meets the current building regulations.

The most well-known flooring option for conservatories is rigid core vinyl. This flooring is extremely durable and can withstand temperatures of up to 60 degrees Celsius. It is also easy to maintain and water resistant. Wood floors are not designed to work well in conservatories because they expand and contract according to changing weather conditions. They are also susceptible to bleaching by continuous exposure to UV. If you choose an insulated flooring system you can install hardwood and engineered flooring in conservatories.

Solid Roof





Replacing a conservatory roof with the option of a solid tile is the best option for homeowners who want to transform their existing conservatory into a multi-purpose garden room. This is an energy efficient roof that can provide a cosy living space during winter and refreshing coolness in summer.

Previously, conservatories were constructed from glass panes or thin sheets of polycarbonate, which provided low levels of insulation. This led to conservatories that were too cold in the winter and too hot in summer. With the replacement of your conservatory's roof by Ultraroof, you can transform your conservatory into an inviting, flexible space that you can enjoy all year long.

The Ultraroof is a conservatory roofing system that has an U-Value of as low as 0.12. It can be fitted on any type of conservatory and is paired with glazed windows and doors to create a bright and spacious space. It is a lightweight roof which can be installed without tie bars. This allows you to maximize the amount of natural light that enters your conservatory.

The Livinroof is a hybrid conservatory roof that blends the best characteristics of an insulated and solid design. It is a warm and energy efficient roof that can improve the thermal efficiency of your home while reducing exterior noise. It is an excellent choice for homes located in Eastleigh, Southampton and Winchester which require a replacement roof for their conservatory. It comes in a variety of colors and can be customized to fit 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

An Ultrasky roof lantern is a stunning way to add extra natural light to any room in your home. They are available in a variety of sizes, and can be glazed with your choice of glazing options. upvc windows eastleigh Repair My Windows And Doors in energy use, helping to cut down on heat loss and keep the room cool.

They are a great option for modern homes and can be glazed with different colors to complement your decor. You can also choose from a variety of finishes, including white PVCu, grey anthracite or satin black to complement or contrast with your window frames. You can even have the lantern's roof clad with aluminum to give it an additional "Wow" factor.

These roof lanterns are based on the tried and tested BBA approved Ultraframe Classic roofing system. They are ideal for traditional orangeries extension, new construction or even an extension. They can also be put on an existing flat roof and provide the room with more light and space. They're designed to provide uninterrupted sight lines, using fewer and more compact bars than other systems.

They feature a pitch of 25 degrees to optimize light refraction and feature a thermally broke ridge as well as an insulated Eavesrail. The unique stormshield provides three layers of protection on the ridge ends. They are easy to apply glazing. They are available with a variety of performance glazing and are available in any RAL colour.

Our online ordering system was designed to make the ordering process of bespoke and custom-designed roof lanterns as easy as it is possible. Choose the size and style of the roof lantern you require and fill in a few details about your idea. We'll then email you a price and set the date for your installation.