Our traditional orangeries combine solid brick pillars, a performance glass roof and a range of traditional finishing touches. This option is the perfect way for you to bring a beautifully charming period look to your home. Combine a glazed roof, traditional brick piers and a decorative cornice to create the look orangeries are famous for. The insulated internal pelmet adds thermal efficiency and provides a useful place for lighting and speakers.
Orangeries in Greater Manchester & the North West
At RADGAW (Radcliffe Glass & Windows), we manufacture custom-made orangeries and install in Manchester, Radcliffe, Bury and surrounding areas by combining classic designs, superior craftsmanship and modern materials. We also work with leading companies such as Ultraframe and Prefix to provide a range of roof systems to bring you the very best in modern technology.
The versatility of the Orangery structure allows you to convert the orangery into any room you want, from a home office to a kitchen with a fully bespoke design.
Contact RADGAW For Orangeries Today
RADGAW (Radcliffe Glass & Windows) are domestic and commercial glaziers working across Radcliffe, Bury and Greater Manchester. Call us today to get a free quote and speak to our team about your Orangery now. With over 46 years of experience and a proven track record of delivering customer satisfaction, we are here to help. You’ll find our products represent fantastic value for money and our comprehensive delivery and installation services will make everything stress-free.
What is an Orangery?
We know that choosing the right glazed extension for your home is a big decision, and there is one question we get most often when people are looking at choosing an Orangery here at RADGAW and that is “What is the difference between a Conservatory and an Orangery?”. So here’s the answer:
Traditionally a Conservatory is a glass structure, with a brick base and a glazed roof. (However with advances in technology conservatories can now feature things such as fully glazed walls and a solid roof).
An Orangery is traditionally a brick structure with large windows and most often a flat roof with a glass lantern. (However again, as well as the traditional style there are now modern improvements, such as super insulated columns, pitched roofs and internal pelmets).
So now that’s out of the way take a look through our Orangery styles and our expert services.
Traditional Glazed Roof Orangery
Lean-To Conservatories are simple and stream lined
Modern Super Insulated Orangery
Classic Victorian Style Conservatories in Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire & Greater Manchester
Stylish contemporary orangeries have super-insulated columns that help to create an orangery style design for your home, ensuring maximum comfort all year round. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, the insulated columns are five times more thermally efficient than brick, made of enriched expanded polystyrene and styropor carbon.
Additionally compared to brick piers of the same size, super-insulated columns are simpler to install, making this style of orangery a particularly good alternative to an extension. Your glazed roof will rest on top of the columns, enabling a range of build options from double-hipped, T-Shape, or decorative Georgian designs.
Edwardian Conservatories
Edwardian conservatories Allow For Optimum Interior Floor Space
Lantern orangeries use a lantern roof light to sit on a flat roof or deck. This floods your home with natural light, creating a stunning focal point of your home. Operating as a cutting-edge home improvement solution, these orangeries are a high-performance choice for any home. A traditionally built design featuring the Ultrasky lantern comprises an elegant 25° pitch designed to flood your home with light, the Ultrasky lantern creates a focal point be it over a table or kitchen island. Prefix Systems offer a range of traditional style orangeries, bespoke to suit your tastes and requirements. The traditional lantern orangery is made with a glazed lantern roof which provides simplicity and elegance to any home. You can choose a single lantern glass roof or a double lantern on larger projects.
Internal Pelmet Features
The internal ceiling pelmet sits around the perimeter of the room, giving the illusion of a flat roof with a lantern roof on top from the inside. As the pelmet can also be insulated, it provides more than just decorative value. It will also stop convection currents and keep your new room warm with its fully insulated cavity. With a plastered finish the pelmet can provide the perfect place to install spotlights and speakers to really enhance the room.
Complete Orangery Service
At RADGAW, we offer an orangery design, manufacture and installation service for customers in Bury, Radcliffe and the surrounding areas of Greater Manchester and across Lancashire and Cheshire.