Stylish conservatories and conservatory extensions: enhance your home with elegant and functional designs
Double-glazed conservatory extensions offer a stylish and durable home improvement solution for expanding your living space. Combining modern aesthetics with high performance, they provide excellent insulation, energy efficiency, and low maintenance. Available in various designs, including Victorian, Edwardian, and lean-to, PVCu conservatory extensions seamlessly blend with any home style. Their robust frames and energy efficient glazing ensure comfort throughout the year. Whether for a relaxing retreat or a functional space, such as a playroom, PVCu conservatories enhance your Yorkshire home with both beauty and practicality.
Additional Living Space
A quality replacement conservatory from K Glazing will give you additional living space. If you need a new office, playroom or are just a growing family, a conservatory extension is a great choice.
Connect To Nature
Love your garden? A conservatory is a seamless integration between indoors and outdoors, by adding a glazed building to your home, you can be connected to nature all year round.
Bright Environment
Large glass panels in conservatories flood interiors with natural light, creating a bright, welcoming environment year-round.
Increased Value
Your Yorkshire conservatory can increase property value by adding extra space and versatility, making it more attractive to future purchasers.
Conservatory styling
Conservatory styles include Victorian, with ornate detailing; Edwardian, offering spacious, square designs; Lean-to, for a simple, modern look; and Lantern, featuring a traditional glass conservatory roof shape. Each style can be customised to complement your home’s architecture, enhancing both functionality and visual appeal.
High-quality conservatories
High-quality conservatories are built with durable PVCu and aluminium frames, they are energy-efficient and have double or triple glazing. Premium materials ensure robust insulation, minimal maintenance, and long-lasting performance.
Lead times for conservatories
Lead times for conservatories vary based on design complexity and materials. Typically, it takes 8-12 weeks from order to conservatory installation. Custom designs or high-demand periods may extend this timeframe.
Conservatory roof options
Conservatory roof options include classic glass for maximum light, polycarbonate for affordability and insulation, and solid roofs for a more seamless extension of your home. Each option provides distinct benefits, from enhanced energy efficiency to improved privacy, and a more cohesive appearance.
Expert Yorkshire conservatory installer
As an expert Yorkshire conservatory installer, we carefully measure and prepare the site before assembling the frame. We then install high-quality glazing and roofing materials, ensuring a secure fit and optimal insulation. Our team finishes with detailed trims and thorough checks to guarantee a seamless and durable installation.
Explore diverse conservatory colour options: classic White, Elephant Grey, rich Green, and more
Colours
Our bespoke conservatories are available in a wide range of colours to suit your home’s style, offering a personalised touch that blends seamlessly with your property. You can opt for dual colours, like Chartwell Green externally and White internally.
Additionally, choosing a woodgrain foil combines the classic look of natural wood with modern durability. Woodgrain foils provide a rich, textured finish that enhances your conservatory’s beauty while ensuring long-lasting performance and resistance to weathering.
Talk to the team and ask to see a colour swatch sample.
Clotted Cream
Golden Oak
Irish Oak
Mahogany
Black Brown
Rosewood
Chartwell Green
Elephant Grey
White
Glazing
Double Glazing
Triple Glazing
Solar Control
Privacy Glazing
Decorative Glazing
Frequently asked questions
Do I need planning permission for a new conservatory?
In the UK, you generally don’t need planning permission for a conservatory if it meets specific criteria, as it can fall under ‘permitted development’ rights. These criteria include:
- The conservatory does not extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by more than 3m (for an attached house) or 4m (for a detached house).
- The height does not exceed 4m.
- The conservatory does not cover more than half the garden area.
However, exceptions exist, so we will advise you if you need to contact your local planning authority.
What building regulations are there for conservatories?
Generally, conservatories are exempt from building regulations as long as you meet a set of criteria.
- Size: The conservatory must be less than 30 sq.m in floor area.
- Separation: It must be separated from the main house by external-quality walls, windows, or doors.
- Heating: It should have its own heating system, independent of the main house, with separate controls.
- Glazing and safety: Glazing and electrical installations must meet safety standards.
K Glazing will take care of this for you as part of the project.
What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?
An orangery blends the character of a conservatory with a single-storey extension. You can install an orangery to extend your living space, and they are constructed with a mixture of brick and glazing options.
A conservatory features an entirely glass conservatory roof, while an orangery has a solid roof perimeter, often with fitted lights and a central glazed section called a lantern. An orangery has less than 50% glass walls and more brickwork, whereas a conservatory has at least 50% glass.
Can I change my conservatory roof?
Yes, absolutely! When conservatories first became popular, they were often fitted with a polycarbonate roof, but replacement conservatory roofs have evolved, giving you the option to choose from different materials, such as glass, flat roofs, solid roof (tiled) or a lantern roof. The new style roofs will ensure your conservatory is useable all year round.
Can I have a tiled conservatory roof?
Yes, we can fit a tiled or solid roof to your conservatory. We can do this on a new replacement conservatory or replace your existing glass or polycarbonate roof. The tiles need to be lightweight and are not clad over the existing conservatory roof, as the additional weight will not have been calculated when manufacturing the original conservatory. A tiled roof is an excellent option for upgrading your conservatory and will control all year-round temperatures.
"Excellent service and quality of installation from quotation to completion. Definitely recommend K-Glazing, fact!!"
Glynn Dawson
Satisfied Customer
