Traditional OrangeriesFlat RoofTraditional flat roof orangeries always fit underneath first floor windows giving you an uninterrupted view of your garden. Orangeries were originally designed with the purpose of growing exotic trees and plants during winter months as the name suggests, frequently found in the grounds of fashionable residences from the 17th century and were seen as something of a luxury. Householders often found that their Orangery became a valuable space to hold functions and during times when the main house was cold, a comforting warm environment to take tea in the colder months of the British climate. Today, Orangeries are used as extra living space for the home often as extensions onto the original dining room or kitchen. We can also offer glazing options to suit your preferred design.We can also supply in kit form for you to assemble.
Traditional OrangeriesFlat RoofTraditional flat roof orangeries always fit underneath first floor windows giving you an uninterrupted view of your garden. Orangeries were originally designed with the purpose of growing exotic trees and plants during winter months as the name suggests, frequently found in the grounds of fashionable residences from the 17th century and were seen as something of a luxury. Householders often found that their Orangery became a valuable space to hold functions and during times when the main house was cold, a comforting warm environment to take tea in the colder months of the British climate. Today, Orangeries are used as extra living space for the home often as extensions onto the original dining room or kitchen. We can also offer glazing options to suit your preferred design.We can also supply in kit form for you to assemble.