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Your nearest showroom is Eastleigh
54 Hiltingbury Road,
Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh SO53 5SS
Monday to Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday: 9am – 1pm
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Our conservatories are thoughtfully designed to seamlessly integrate with your home, providing a comfortable environment that can be enjoyed throughout the year. To begin the process of turning your dreams into a reality, we invite you to start your free quote today. Our dedicated team is eager to assist you in every step of the way, from selecting the perfect design to customizing the features and finishes that align with your preferences.
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Why Choose Britannia?
Thermal Performance
You can combat the rising energy costs with a thermally retentive conservatory home improvement. We use ‘A’ rated energy efficient windows in our conservatories, ensuring that they comfortably exceed thermal performance requirements.
10 Year Guarantee
We're confident that our products will offer much to your home. Our products' quality, durability, and security are genuinely second to none through constant innovation. This is why we offer a decade long guarantee with our conservatory installations.
Available Bespoke
Each home is unique, just like each homeowner. This is why we offer bespoke conservatories. We can create the perfect conservatory for you and your home. We believe that no home is too big or small for a conservatory.
Superior Manufacturer
We have invested millions of pounds into our state of the art UK manufacturing facilities, enabling us to provide high quality products at great prices. Our loyal factory workers are well trained and take pride in their work. They really care about conservatories.
High Quality
Our products are tested independently by British Standards. This means that we have to send them to independent test houses in order to be thoroughly tested. Needless to say, we take the quality of our products very seriously indeed.
Add Value
Having a conservatory can make a real difference to your home. It is one of the easiest ways to add space to your property without having to apply for planning permission. This added space can be a great way to add value to your property!
Glazing Options
One of our popular choices is self-cleaning glass, which incorporates special coatings that break down dirt and grime when exposed to sunlight. This innovative feature reduces the need for manual cleaning, allowing you to enjoy a clearer and cleaner view of the outdoors with minimal effort.
For those seeking a quieter and more peaceful environment, our noise-reduction glass is an excellent option. It is specifically designed to minimise external noise, providing you with a tranquil space inside your conservatory, even if your property is located in a busy or noisy area.
To protect your conservatory and its contents from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays, we offer UV filters in our glazing options. These filters block a significant amount of UV radiation, helping to prevent fading and discoloration of your furniture, flooring, and other interior elements. Additionally, they provide an added layer of protection for you and your family, reducing your exposure to harmful UV rays.
When it comes to thermal performance, our high-performance glass is designed to retain heat during the winter months, ensuring that your conservatory remains cozy and warm. It also reflects the sun’s glare during the summer, preventing excessive heat buildup and maintaining a comfortable temperature inside your conservatory.
By choosing the right glazing option, you can enjoy a home space in Southampton that is not only visually appealing but also offers practical benefits such as self-cleaning, noise reduction, UV protection, and excellent thermal efficiency.
Roofing Options
We are delighted to present you with a selection of innovative conservatory roof options that will elevate your living space and provide year-round comfort.
Our Livinroof is a remarkable hybrid roof system that eliminates the need for you to choose between a solid or glass conservatory roof. With this versatile solution, you can extend your living area while creating a bright and inviting room. The Livinroof incorporates a combination of solid and glazed panels, offering excellent insulation properties that help maintain a consistent temperature throughout the year. Enjoy a comfortable and cozy space, no matter the season.
If you prefer the elegance and durability of a tiled roof, our Ultraroof is the ideal choice. This roof system is meticulously designed to be the lightest and strongest in its class. Whether you are retrofitting it onto existing window frames and doors or installing it on new structures, the Ultraroof offers exceptional thermal efficiency and long-lasting performance. Experience a conservatory that is both weatherproof and comfortable, allowing you to enjoy your space all year long.
For those seeking an abundance of natural light, our Ultrasky Lantern is the perfect solution. This innovative roof system features fewer and slimmer bars compared to traditional designs, providing you with flexible design possibilities while maximizing the entry of sunlight into your conservatory. The Ultrasky Lantern effortlessly enhances the aesthetic appeal of any property, adding a touch of elegance and spaciousness to your living space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some common questions previous customers have asked about our orangeries. If you have any additional questions or if there's something specific you would like to know about our orangeries, please feel free to contact us online or over the phone. Our expert team is ready to assist you and provide all the information you need to make an informed decision about your orangery installation in Southampton!
Are conservatories cheaper than extensions?
Yes. In general, conservatories are cheaper than extensions of the same size. This is because extensions use various materials, including concrete, bricks, a roof and windows, and have to comply with certain insulative regulations. On the other hand, a conservatory is made mostly of glass with either an aluminium or uPVC frame.
Once it has been made in our state of the art factory, it is much easier and faster to build and secure. If you’re looking to build a conservatory on your home but aren’t sure how much it would cost, contact us today for a free, no obligation quote.
Is it worth having a conservatory?
Yes. Having a conservatory can make a real difference to your home. It is one of the easiest ways to add space to your home without having to apply for planning permission – which can be a slow and costly process – or wait weeks for a full extension to be completed.
The extra space is extremely versatile; it can be a space for you to hold dinner parties, a playroom for children that doesn’t mess up the house’s main living room, or even a calm space for you to feel closer to nature. If you’re hankering after a little extra space in your home, then a conservatory can be a great option to extend your home without the hassle.
Do you need planning permission for a conservatory?
No. It is not necessary to apply for planning permission for a conservatory in almost all cases, as it usually falls under “permitted development” rights. This means you can extend your property as long as it is not excessively large and the roof isn’t higher than your existing roof.
If you contact us with a conservatory that might need planning permission, we will let you know so that you can take the appropriate steps to do so. All our products are approved by CERTASS, which provides a Building Regulation Compliance Certificate for any work we carry out. If you’re not sure whether your conservatory would need planning permission, contact us today to find out more.
What's the difference between uPVC and PVCu?
You might have seen different people refer to uPVC and others to PVCu – but which one is correct? In fact, they both mean exactly the same thing; unplasticised Poly Vinyl Chloride. In English, those acronyms result in uPVC, but in the 80s, it was formally changed to PVCu as the majority of European languages say the noun (PVC) before the adjective (u).
Despite the change, the plastic is often still referred to as uPVC in the UK. There’s no need to worry – whichever way it is written, it still refers to the same durable plastic that we use to create many of our doors, windows and conservatories.
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