Orangeries offer a slightly different take on traditional conservatories and are a great way to add conservatory-style light and space to your home.  With an orangery, your adjoining rooms flood with light and there’s a feeling of grandeur that comes from the interior height of an orangery.

Orangeries come in a range of traditional and contemporary designs, falling somewhere between conservatory and traditional extension styles.

Featuring brick pillars, orangeries offer more privacy than conservatory styles and the interior height provides a breathtaking focal point through which light floods into your home – offering a seamless link between your home and garden.

Our Traditional Orangeries are a new take on the traditional atrium-style conservatory design, brought up to date with the latest roofing technology by Ultraframe.

Externally a Traditional Orangery features a flat roof around the perimiter along with a structural grade aluminium roof capped and clad with low maintenance thermal pvc cappings and claddings.

For those wanting style – with a flat roof element all round to create a distinctive “atrium roof” – the Ultraframe Traditional Orangery is the perfect option.  Choose from either a version with masonry parapet walls or a version with a fascia perimiter, both featuring a flat roof around the perimeter.

Combining the very best of British building excellence with a generous helping of Italian inspiration, Loggia is a unique building concept that exceeds expectations and totally redefines the conservatory.

Inspired by the guiding architectural principals of Italian Renaissance visionary Filippo Brunelleschi, Ultraframe has created a new building that combines remarkable aesthetics with revolutionary engineering.

A Loggia Orangery uses Ultraframe’s unique Loggia Columns – super insulated, precision engineered and twice as efficient as a normal insulated cavity all and 10 times more efficient than typical window glazing.

The design of the columns allows for seamless integration of side windows, doors and masonry elements, while internally, a Loggia Orangery’s construction is just like a real room – with a plastered finish just like traditional masonry.