uPVC Orangeries tailor-made in the West Midlands

Get the look of a home extension with a glazed orangery

Incredibly secure and thermally efficient, all Leamore orangeries are built from the ground up – from the concrete base and brickwork right through to the roof. With strength and durability in mind, by utilising thermally enhancing uPVC within its design you never have to worry about it being too hot in summer or too cold throughout the winter months. Quick and easy to install, the box-section pelmet of the specialist Lusso orangery-style roof cleverly allows for minimal plastering work and therefore less disruption to daily life.

uPVC Orangeries - Features and Benefits

Do you need planning permission for an orangery extension?

An orangery is considered a single-storey extension and follows the same building regulations as other extensions. You don’t need planning permission if the build falls within permitted development rights and adheres to the relevant guidelines, such as size and placement. However, if it exceeds these limits, planning permission will be required.

Does an orangery add value?

Yes, an orangery can add value to your property, typically increasing its worth by 5-10%, and in some cases, up to 15%. The exact increase depends on factors like construction quality and location, as it enhances both living space and kerb appeal.

Helpful orangery guides & blogs

• • Our simple orangery buying guide (including FAQs)
• • What are the top differences between a conservatory and an orangery?
• • Is condensation on or in windows bad? And our five fixes for any budget!
• • When should I replace my uPVC windows?
• • Can you install bifolds?