Orangeries
During the years between the 17th and 19 centuries an orangery was a building found in the gardens of the most fashionable and prestigious homes. Proud owners would delight in showing their guests what was then not only an architectural masterpiece but also a symbol of wealth.
Nowadays the orangery is within the reach of everyone who has the space and who wishes to extend their home combining the benefits of an extension and a conservatory and the feel is one of warmth in the winter, cooler than a conservatory in the summer and a definite air of permanency.
The insulated cavity walls are constructed with bricks to match (or as near as possible) the house, the glass in the windows is Planitherm low `e` toughened glass to ensure maximum insulation. The internal walls can either be plastered or left in rustic brick to suit the individual.
The roof can be constructed from either special comfort blue, self cleaning, gas filled toughened glass or a variety of polycarbonate, roof vents are available to be operated remotely, manually or by a sensor.
The internal ring beam cover can be enhanced by the addition of downlighters giving an intimate glow to the interior, they can also be added to the external structure completing the effect. Doors can be bi-folding, French or sliding, all made to the highest standards of security and resilience.
A number of flooring options is available for discussion depending on the intended use of the room. It can be used for all number of purposes, maybe a playroom, teenager/granny annexe, dining room, office etc the uses are endless. Each orangery is bespoke to suit the individual’s home, taste and budget.
There is no doubt that an orangery from Lytham Windows will add space, style and value to any home.
the Edwardian
Ideal for those who are looking for something truly different but want to retain a full glass roof, the capella also allows you to upgrade an existing conservatory to give that orangery look.
The design drastically improves the external appearance of a standard conservatory, thanks to the aluminium high fronted gutter which hides the roof bars.
On the inside an eye-catching internal soffit allows the inclusion of down-lights or speakers, giving you a unique and highly novel appearance tat will be the envy of your neighbours.
Thanks to retaining the build specifications of a conservatory no planning permissions is required for the installation of a roof fitted with the capellas system
the Edwardian
with Parapit brickwork
It features a warm roof construction that meets the latest building standards regulations.
The system uses high strength aluminium that replaces traditional timber, and the wide aluminium gutter replaces traditional flat roof membranes.
The strength of the construction means that the gutter can be safely walked on for maintenance purposes.
Internally you have a beautiful 580mm deep plasterboard soffit the that unique orangery look, also allowing you to integrate down lights and speakers.
the Edwardian
wiith double ended brickwork
The roof is entirely self-supported by the structural aluminium legs bolted down to the foundations.
This gives complete freedom of design, allowing to opt for fully framed walls, brick work, or large bi-folds, in the knowledge that they do not support the roof.
Using the same warm roof principle as the Integra, thus meeting the latest building regulations, it also has a wide integrated aluminium gutter that can be safely walked upon for maintenance. Decorative aluminium hoppers and downpipes are available.
On the inside you will benefit from a substantial and visually striking 630mm plastered internal sofet.
