Year-round usability
A solid structure with advanced glazing keeps your orangery comfortable whatever the weather.
An orangery sits between a conservatory and a full extension, combining solid brickwork with large glazed panels and a signature roof lantern. The result is a bright, thermally efficient space you can use in every season.
A solid structure with advanced glazing keeps your orangery comfortable whatever the weather.
Manufactured to suit any opening – no compromises on fit.
A central glass lantern floods the space with natural daylight from above, morning to evening.
We coordinate every stage of the fit, from cavity closures through to the final glazed panels.
Choose from a wide range of frame colours and woodgrain foils to complement your home's existing style, from classic white to contemporary anthracite grey.
Our orangeries are fitted with energy-efficient double or triple glazing that minimises heat loss and keeps your space comfortable all year. Advanced locking systems and secure frames are included as standard, giving you peace of mind alongside a beautiful room.
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An orangery uses solid brick pillars, a partially solid roof and a central glazed lantern to create something far more comfortable than a traditional conservatory. The insulated structure retains heat far more effectively, meaning the room stays usable long after summer fades.
Because the walls carry more mass and the glazing is carefully positioned rather than wrap-around, you also gain natural privacy, a more permanent aesthetic, and a space that genuinely feels like part of the house rather than an afterthought bolted on the back.
At Allglass Anglia, we hold stock of cavity closure products and manufacture them to the exact size required for your opening – any shape, any configuration. Our bricklayer fits the cavity closures first, so by the time our glazing team arrives, everything is prepared and the installation runs without delay.
That kind of joined-up process is rare. It means fewer delays, fewer sub-contractors to manage and a cleaner result. If you’re in East Anglia and want a team who handles the detail so you don’t have to, we’re ready to talk.














Our accreditations are not box-ticking exercises – they are the evidence of a business that takes quality, safety and compliance seriously. Each certification reflects the rigorous standards we hold ourselves to on every project we undertake.
From FENSA registration to industry body memberships, our credentials give homeowners, developers and contractors the confidence to choose Allglass Anglia as their glazing partner of choice.
Thinking about adding an orangery to your home? Here are the answers to the questions we hear most often, so you can move forward with confidence.
An orangery uses more solid brickwork and a partial roof with a central glazed lantern, making it better insulated and more extension-like than a standard conservatory.
Yes. The combination of solid walls, energy-efficient glazing and a thermally insulated roof means an orangery stays comfortable in both winter and summer.
Most orangeries fall under permitted development, but this depends on size, location and your local authority. Our team can guide you through the requirements, advise on what’s likely to be approved, and even liaise with your local council on your behalf – making the process straightforward from start to finish.
Absolutely. We manufacture cavity closures and glazed components to suit any shape or size of opening, so your orangery is built to your exact specification.
We supply and fit orangeries across East Anglia. Get in touch to confirm coverage for your specific location and arrange a free quote.
Tell us a little about your home and what you're looking for, and we'll come back to you with clear, competitive pricing – no jargon, no hard sell, just honest advice.