Welcome To Our Conservatory And Orangery Range

There are lots of reasons why you may want to extend your home. A recent survey by Moneysupermarket.com uncovered that flexible working arrangements are behind the poll-topping 31 per cent of people extending their properties with a home extension in order to create a home office or business space.

That could be your own incentive for improving, rather than moving, or it could be something else entirely. Whatever the motivation is, Orion will have a conservatory or orangery that can accommodate your requirements.

We have just about every single conservatory and orangery style that’s available on the market, giving you all the choice you could possibly want.

Victorian Conservatory

One of the most popular conservatory styles we supply is the Victorian design. Recognisable by its distinctive shape and roofing system, a Victorian conservatory is how you imagine a conservatory looking. Featuring a bay front with 3 or 5 facets, it can suit new-builds just as comfortably as period residences.

Lean-To Conservatory

If you need a conservatory that can squeeze into a tight space and doesn’t cost the earth, a Lean-To is what you are looking for. Don’t be deceived by how compact it looks from the outside. It offers a surprisingly generous amount of internal floor space, and can be fitted in next to no time. Our sun lounges are similarly compressed and an alternative to the Lean-To.

Loggia Conservatory

For a conservatory that we bet none of your neighbours will have, and regretfully so, you want the Loggia in your life. Created by some of Italy’s most imaginative designers, and skilfully crafted by Britain’s best engineers, the Loggia is a true work of art. With beautifully plastered walls inside, and wonderfully ornate columns, a Loggia conservatory will make you redefine how a conservatory should look and feel.

Tiled Roof Orangery

Would you prefer more brickwork, and less glass? An orangery is what you’re after, especially if you’re anxious about the extension naturally blending into the building. Generally, orangeries have less than 75% of the roof glazed, compared to a conservatory having over 75% of the roof glazed. However, you can have a solid roof system incorporated into the roof to ensure the extension is thermally efficient.

Unfortunately, we can’t go into each conservatory and orangery style here, just because there’s so many of them.  But, you can read about them all in our Conservatories & Orangeries brochure.