Orangeries Wirral

While the two terms are commonly used interchangeably, there are some distinct differences between the two. An orangery is somewhat of a hybrid between a conservatory and a traditional extension and will usually have more brickwork plus a solid perimeter roof, whereas conservatories are largely glazed structures.

Orangeries provide extra living space and can be a much more affordable option than a traditional extension. Their versatility makes them the perfect solution for Wirral households with growing needs.

Aside from the practicality of an additional room, an orangery provides additional benefits. Acting as a perfect link between your garden and home, an orangery allows in lots of natural light. As bespoke structures, you can create a space that is ideal for your family and will add value to your property. 

Installing an orangery will not usually require planning permission as they are considered Permitted Development. The only circumstances where this may not apply is if your property is a Listed Building or within a Conservation Area. 

Orangeries really are quite flexible living spaces and can have a range of uses. From a relaxation space to a playroom or TV/music room, the uses are endless. Orangeries are often utilised as kitchens and dining areas, but to do so will obviously require the necessary plumbing, electrical, and ventilation.

A well constructed orangery from Ultra-Seal will be exceptionally safe and secure. With toughened glazing, sturdy frames and high-end multi-locking joints, your orangery will be just as secure, if not moreso, than other parts of your home.

With an array of different shapes, sizes, styles and optional extras, cost of your orangery will inevitably vary. No Ultra-Seal orangery is ever truly the same and the cost will reflect many different factors including the materials chosen, the type of roof, level of glazing, uniqueness of the design, plus any additional requirements such as heating, ventilation, insulation, lighting and more.