Conservatory & Orangery Specialist

uPVC, Aluminium & Timber Conservatories Installed in Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Dorset & West Sussex

Quality Conservatories experts in Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Dorset & West SussexBrackenwood’s conservatory collection presents a wide range of options, from traditional to contemporary and modern. Classic conservatory designs remain highly popular, with styles such as Edwardian, Gable, Victorian, Lean To, Georgian, and T-Shaped able to enrich any property.

For those wanting the wow factor of a really solid structure with unparalleled insulation, our orangery collection offers unrivalled choice and style.

What's the difference between a conservatory & orangery?

Although both are excellent options for extending your property, there are some important differences.

A classic conservatory is predominantly constructed of glass panels within a uPVC, aluminium or timber frame. Orangeries have a more solid construction, with brick/solid frame, heavy duty foundations and roof lantern.

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Conservatory Shapes

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Edwardian

An Edwardian conservatory is a style that reflects the architectural style of the Edwardian era (1901-1910). Known for their elegance and symmetry, they are designed with clean lines, to make them both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Unlike more ornate Victorian designs, this style favours a simpler, more streamlined square or rectangular layout for maximum usable interior space.

Gable

A Gable conservatory features a pitched roof with a vertical front gable, for a grand, spacious feel reminiscent of traditional architecture. The triangular roof resembles the shape of a house, for a consistent appearance.

The standout feature of a gable conservatory is its high-pitched roof. This creates a vaulted ceiling inside, with vertical gables allowing natural light to pour in from multiple angles.

Lean-To

A Lean-To conservatory is a simple, versatile design featuring a single-pitched roof ‘leaning’ against the side of your house. Lean-tos are popular on both traditional and modern homes, due to their simple structure and affordability.

Lean-to conservatory roof angles can vary depending on the property. For homes with limited height under the eaves, a shallower pitch is used.

T-Shaped

A T-shaped conservatory is a spacious and elegant design that combines multiple architectural elements, forming a ‘T’ layout when viewed from above. This style is perfect for larger properties, as it offers extensive interior space and a striking visual appeal.

A  T-shape conservatory is often used to create two distinct areas within the same structure, such as a dining space and a seating area.

Victorian

A Victorian conservatory is distinctive due to the striking combination of curves and angles. This gives it a classic, elegant appearance, inspired by Victorian architecture. This typically includes a bay-fronted design that enhances the sense of space and light.

The bay front usually has three or five facets (sides), forming a semi-circular effect. This allows for panoramic views of the garden.

Materials Available for Conservatory Frames

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uPVC

For most homeowners, uPVC keeps costs low while performing reliably year after year. The weather-resistant plastic requires little maintenance - just an occasional clean with soap and water keeps uPVC looking fresh.

Versatile uPVC suits traditional or contemporary homes. Though slightly less durable than aluminium over decades, uPVC delivers hassle-free, cost-effective protection.

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Aluminium

With the highest sustainability, security, style, and viewing potential, aluminium conservatory frames bring unique advantages. The durable, low-maintenance nature provides long-lasting, hassle-free performance.

For a more sustainable, ethical conservatory window with several custom styling possibilities, superior views, and military-level robustness, aluminium frames are the superior choice.

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Wood

Wooden conservatory frames were the most common choice before the introduction of low-cost uPVC. Wood has the lowest heat conductivity of the common frame materials, whilst also being environmentally friendly.

Listed buildings often require a timber-look to any extensions, however modern aluminium and uPVC can perfectly mimic the appearance and options of wooden structures.

Why Choose Brackenwood

For your new orangery or conservatory

Our History

A family-owned business, established in 1987 and still operating with the same director on a day-to-day basis covering Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Dorset & West Sussex

Our Expertise

Our installers are all trained craftsmen and only work for us. We are a member of the CPA, Approved Craftsman, and hold the BSI Kitemark for installations.

Highly Recommended

Over 45% of our business comes from repeat customers or their recommendations.

Happy Customers

To date we have over 50,000 satisfied customers

Personalised Service

We offer the personalised services you would expect from a local supplier - meaning peace of mind should you need us in the future.

Green Credentials

Environmental impact is important to us, and we recycle 90% of all trade waste used in our products.

Our Longevity

We have never gone into receivership or traded under any other name. This is essential for honouring guarantees for our products and installations.

Funding Options

Our finance partner provides personalised loans, meaning you can improve your home now but pay in affordable monthly instalments