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An orangery extension is a stylish way to add luxurious extra living space to any home. Designed to combine brick walls and pillars with glass, light-filled orangeries are comfortable for year-round use. Couple with bi-fold doors to seamlessly link the interior and exterior, creating a jaw-dropping room.
Fire your imagination, see our bespoke orangery range!
Hassle-free home improvement
Our complete project management service takes care of everything - from design and planning to installation.
Peace of mind guaranteed
Buy from EYG and you’ll benefit from a 10-year ‘repair or replace’ warranty as standard on orangeries.
Flexible & easy ways to pay
Self-fund your project or spread the cost with monthly flexible funding instalments - no deposit needed!
Trusted since 1971
Almost 100% of our products are made in our UK manufacturing facility – guaranteeing their quality.
Clean and efficient installers
We carefully prepare your home before starting any work – and promise to clear up and leave your property as we found it.
A room for all seasons
Cool in summer and warm in winter, an EYG orangery truly is a luxurious space which can be used all year round.
Stunning roof styles
The most eye-catching orangery extensions usually feature a high celing which acts as a natural focal point - simply choose the best one for you!
Desirable doors
Choose the doors best suited to your needs – and customise your EYG orangery to your exact specifications…
Creative colours
Select from more than 200 RAL colours or opt for a dual-colour option to give the interior and exterior a unique style.
Planning Permission explained
Orangeries often require planning permission, but can usually be built under permitted development rights.
If the ridge height of your orangery roof (the top point) is less than the eaves on your property's roof, planning permission may not be needed.
According to guidance issued by the Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) in September 2010, an orangery must have a significant proportion of translucent walls and roof – although a minimum or maximum percentage is not stated.
Building Regulations approval is NOT needed if your project is:
If work is carried out that significantly reduces the proportion of glazing or translucence, the orangery is no longer considered exempt - and the whole structure WILL require approval from the local authority. Click here for more details.
If planning is required, we can remove the hassle by securing permission on your behalf – making sure your project is 100% compliant.
The design and build process
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