Aluminium & Glass Conservatories

Aluminium and glass conservatories are a type of conservatory that is made primarily from aluminium frames and glass panels. These materials offer a sleek and modern look to the conservatory, as well as durability and longevity.

Why Aluminium & Glass Conservatories?

One of the main reasons to choose an aluminium and glass conservatory over other materials such as polycarbonate or uPVC is their aesthetics. Aluminium frames are slim and can support large expanses of glass, allowing for maximum natural light and unobstructed views of the surrounding outdoor space. Glass panels also provide excellent thermal efficiency, helping to keep the conservatory warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

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Pros

Benefits of Aluminium & Glass Conservatories

Modern and sleek aesthetic
Durable and long-lasting
Excellent thermal efficiency
Maximises natural ligh
Unobstructed views of outdoor space
Cons

Downsides of Aluminium & Glass Conservatories

Higher initial cost compared to other materials
Can be more challenging to install and maintain
Potential for heat loss unless you choose specific glazing
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Average cost of Aluminium & Glass Conservatories in the UK

The average cost of an aluminium and glass conservatory in the UK can vary depending on the size, design, and specifications of the conservatory. On average, homeowners can expect to pay anywhere from £10,000 to £30,000 for a basic aluminium and glass conservatory. Additional features such as custom designs, bi-fold doors, and heating systems can increase the cost further.
£20,000
Average cost
5-10%
Average value added to your home

Design Options

Each of our manufacturers provides the option of single or dual colour powder coating in White, Grey, or Black as the default choices. However, you have the flexibility to customise your bifolding doors with any colour by providing the specific RAL code for your preferred shade.
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Victorian

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T-Shape

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P-Shape

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Lean-to

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Large Span

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Gable

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Edwardian

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Aluminium & Glass Conservatories
Are aluminium and glass conservatories energy efficient?
Yes, aluminium frames are highly durable and can support large glass panels that provide excellent thermal efficiency, helping to keep the conservatory warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
How long do aluminium and glass conservatories last?
With proper care and maintenance, aluminium and glass conservatories can last for decades. Aluminium frames are resistant to rust and corrosion, while glass panels are durable and long-lasting.
Are aluminium and glass conservatories expensive?
The initial cost of an aluminium and glass conservatory may be higher compared to other materials, but they offer durability and longevity, making them a worthwhile investment in the long run.
Can I customise the design of an aluminium and glass conservatory?
Yes, aluminium and glass conservatories offer flexibility in design and customisation. Homeowners can choose from various styles, sizes, and features to suit their preferences and requirements.
How do I maintain an aluminium and glass conservatory?
Regular cleaning and maintenance are recommended to keep your aluminium and glass conservatory in optimal condition. Aluminium frames can be wiped with a damp cloth, and glass panels can be cleaned with a glass cleaner.
Do aluminium and glass conservatories require planning permission?
In most cases, planning permission is not required for installing an aluminium and glass conservatory, as they fall under permitted development rights. However, it is always advisable to check with your local planning authority to ensure compliance with regulations.
Can I use my aluminium and glass conservatory all year round?
Yes, aluminium and glass conservatories can be used throughout the year, thanks to their excellent thermal efficiency. Heating systems can be installed to ensure a comfortable temperature during colder months.
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