Ultraframe Conservatories

WE INSTALL RANGE OF MOST POPULAR CONSERVATORIES IN LONDON & WATFORD:

Conservatories are one of the most versatile home improvements in London that you might select. If you're searching for a dining room, office space or living space, the best solution is to have a conservatory. We install wide range of popular Conservatories in London & Watford.

Lean To Conservatory - The most common style is a lean-to conservatory. It is a flexible, straightforward style. This has the lowest average conservatory cost of all types, because of its uncomplicated design. Lean-to Conservatory is distinguished by a gently sloping roof with a rectangular shape.

There are three sides to the conservatory itself with the building serving as the fourth wall. That makes it look as if the house is 'leaning on,' giving it its name. The lean-to conservatory style is a great choice for residences where height is limited. It is also suitable for bungalows or terraced properties where an uncomfortable space needs to match the conservatory.

Victorian Conservatory - As the name suggests, a Victorian Conservatory is inspired by late victorian architecture. Unlike a lean-to-conservatory base square or rectangular shape, this could have three or five sides. A three-faced Victorian conservatory has three main windows at the front of the building, while one five-faced one has five main windows.

The Victorian Conservatory design adds a stylish dimension to your house's architecture. This Conservatory-style lets as much light in as you want. The multifaceted windows build a cosy nook in your sunny room making it completely worth the average conservatory cost. The average cost to a Victorian-style conservatory will get you a beautiful house structure. You may opt for a P-shaped style or a dwarf-walled retro look.

Edwardian Conservatory - The Edwardian Conservatory style can prove to be a huge investment. It blends a lean-to Conservatory simplicity with a Victorian Conservatory aesthetic appeal to give you great value for the average cost of conservatory work. Another Edwardian Conservatory feature is that it offers a pitched roof which can be made as wide as you like, that is angled to drain off rainwater. It is not constrained by the scale of the conservatory, as the lean-to-conservatory is.

The traditional Edwardian Conservatory style is a rectangular structure which offers ample floor space. It has a dwarf brick wall which rests on the uPVC windows. You can do away with the dwarf brick wall if you don't want the classic look. Not only will that bring down the average cost of the conservatory, but you will also let more light into it. The dwarf wall does, however, help to keep the windows away from the floor and avoid unsightly splashes of rainwater on the walls. The conservatory in Edwardian style is also very efficient in terms of architecture. To get two distinct areas, it can be 'wrapped' around your house in an L-form. You can have a french door fronted conservatory that, when viewed from the backyard, will add a dramatic aspect to your home.

Gable Conservatory - The indistinguishable shape of a gable roof characterizes a Gable conservatory. A gable conservatory gives a touch of magnificence to a house which is otherwise ordinary. You can add a touch of Georgian architecture to your modern home just with that one structure. You have the option to put a polycarbonate roof at a more average conservatory rate, but this is not as energy-efficient or noise-proof as it is.

A glass roof could cause your average conservatory costs to go up a little, but you'll save on energy costs in the long run. You can also opt for a solid roof that's the best for insulation and saving money. However, It doesn't let as much natural light. You can adjust the roof of any conservatory into a gable roof, and reduce the total cost of the conservatory to the roof's cost and installation price and it will just take around two days to replace. Furthermore, you must have your foundation in the conservatory inspected. This has to be able to support the weight of the new roof.

Regency Conservatories - The conservatory in Regency style provides you with plenty of choices to build the ideal extension to your home. This is available in a variety of uPVC frame finishes, including white knight, a variety of wood grain colours and a dual colour option that blends an exterior wood grain with a white interior. If you prefer a wooden look and feel, our uPVC wood grain effect should be considered as it gives the timber appearance, but with very low maintenance. All our conservatories are designed to your specific requirements individually and our expert will guide you through the choices to make the best possible selection.

P or T Shaped Conservatories - P-Shape, T-Shape Conservatories are affordable, easy to build and long-lasting years of guaranteed. P or T Shape conservatories can be precisely tailored to your house. They are available in Edwardian, Victorian, or Gable-Front designs-and can also be suitable for bungalows. All of our P & T Shape conservatories come with a fully insulated, multi-walled polycarbonate roofing system up to a thickness of 32 mm. Customers have the option to upgrade to a conservatory roof glass, although you can choose from a range of PVCu frame colours.

Orangeries - Technically, an orangery is not a conservatory but can be classified as something halfway between a conservatory and an extension. It is a popular option for people seeking added privacy, or if someone wants an area that could be used as a study or space for staying with guests. An orangery is a structure more elevated than a traditional conservatory. The main differentiating points between the two are the walls and the style of the roof. Orangeries have a base of a brick wall with a lantern roof centralized. As with any changes to a conservatory's stylings, this will impact the cost. This is more like a permanent house extension than addition and, obviously, the total cost of constructing it is higher.