A Garden Room Eyrie

Perched high above the surrounding countryside and with fantastic views of the English Channel beyond, this Garden Room Conservatory has recently been completed by Richmond Oak for a client in Devon.

Great thought went into ensuring that this conservatory would complement the open space where it is built. Large panes of glass were used to provide unobscured views of the local scenery. The glazing is set in folding doors that on warm sunny days can be folded back to give a feeling of even greater spaciousness.

To ensure that ships, fishing boats and other sea-craft can be viewed as they sail by, a glass-fronted balcony has been fitted at the front of the conservatory, while one side leads directly to the garden.

The high oak-beamed roof and use of white paint on the ceiling also add to the spaciousness that makes this conservatory such a wonderful place to spend time in and the owners have furnished the space using light colours and ensured it remains uncluttered.

Although the conservatory is a modern design, the oak beams and the rest of the oak construction make it fit harmoniously with the existing property. It is a unique design and yet another example of Richmond Oak’s bespoke approach to conservatory design and construction

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Photographs courtesy of Richmond Oak Conservatories

Only Richmond Oak can offer you an individually designed hardwood conservatory or orangery built from naturally seasoned oak. It’s a fantastic timber to build conservatories in; strong and one of the most beautiful building materials known to man and the traditional hardwood of British builders and architects for centuries.

Every Richmond Oak hardwood conservatory, orangery, garden room and sunroom is designed for you alone. It will reflect your ideas and aspirations and the conservatory will complement your property and existing architecture.

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This months featured installation is actually actually an Orangery built using White painted hardwood frames and added to a listed building in Suffolk. This is a truely beautiful additional living room for the delighted owners.

The Orangery featured a Hardwood ‘k’ glass double glazed roof lantern with a code 5 – 6 lead stepped deck around its perimeter. Drainage outlets were built to the lowest decks with stainless steel cages over to protect from leaf blockages. A Steel portal frame was built into the structure to carry the weight of the roof and decking. 12 microspot lighting system built into the ceiling along with chandeliers, all working off dimmer switches for a variety of lighting effects.

Plaster finish inside render externally.

Photographs courtesy of Heritage Conservatories

Why compromise with what is available? At Heritage Conservatories we can offer you exactly what best suits your needs. Each of our conservatories will be designed specifically for our clients. Whether you are looking for a hardwood conservatory, UPVC conservatory or aluminium conservatory our conservatories are second to none for both quality and originality.

Heritage Hardwood Conservatories are available for construction in the UK within the region made up of Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Suffolk and south Northamptonshire.

www.heritageconservatories.co.uk

This months featured installation is actually a "work in progress" and shows a most unusual conservatory built on a large London Town House overlooking the Thames. The photos show one of the UK's more unusual conservatory installations and is a fine example of the creativity of the Installation Company in actually completing an installation on a very difficult site.

This conservatory was added to a floor town house. It is situated on the bank of the river Thames opposite the O2, AKA The Dome. It is next door but 1 to Lady Hamiltons former house (Nelsons' mistress). It is 1 of only 28 Houses actually on the bank of the Thames between the black wall tunnel and Tower Bridge. The house value is estimated at £3.7 million pounds. The area is called Cold Harbour in London E14. The area is a designated Conservation area.

We had to remove the existing roof and replace it with an 8.5m Victorian end Conservatory. The sides were both box gutters and the glass was bronze anti-sun. We had to reinforce the floor, plaster inside, electrics and ahsphalt seal externally. The walls were timber stud and render.

Installation took 4 weeks to complete.

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Photographs courtesy of English Rose Conservatories

English Rose Conservatories specialise in upvc conservatories, windows and doors and serve the the whole of London together with the counties of Essex, Kent, Surrey, Middlesex and Hertfordshire.

In addition to conservatories English Rose Conservatories offer a wide range of upvc replacement windows and doors which will enhance the appearance of your home. The links to the left show only a small sample of the wide variety of styles and designs we can offer but give you a good idea of what might suit your home.

www.englishroseconservatories.com