Conservatories Brighton & Sussex
Conservatories designed to give your home more space and light
Create a bright new living space with a conservatory or orangery designed around your home and professionally installed across Brighton, Hove and Sussex.
Extend the Way You Live
Add space without leaving the home you already love
A well-designed conservatory can add a completely new dimension to your home, creating extra room for dining, relaxing, entertaining or simply enjoying more natural light.
Modern conservatory systems offer far more flexibility than the traditional all-glass additions many people picture. Frame colours, glazing, doors and roof designs can all be selected around the appearance of the property and the way you want to use the finished room.
Sussex Window Works designs and installs conservatories throughout Brighton, Hove and Sussex, including uPVC conservatories, orangeries and a range of modern roof options.
Why Add a Conservatory?
Conservatories Brighton homeowners can design around their lifestyle
Extra space, greater natural light and a stronger connection between your home and garden.
Extra living space
Add an additional room without the upheaval of moving home.
Natural light
Generous glazing helps create a bright room with strong visual links to the garden.
Flexible designs
Choose the overall style, frame colours, doors, glazing and roof configuration around your property.
Modern glazing
Contemporary glazing systems are designed to offer much better comfort and thermal performance than older conservatories.
Garden connection
A conservatory can create a natural transition between the existing house and outside space.
Made for your property
The dimensions and configuration are designed around the available space rather than relying on an off-the-shelf layout.
Conservatory or Orangery?
Choose the balance of glazing and structure
Both create additional living space, but they can have a very different architectural feel.
Conservatories
Light-filled and highly glazed
Conservatories generally use more glazed wall and roof area, creating a particularly bright space with strong garden views.
- Generous glazing
- Bright garden-room feel
- Wide choice of shapes and layouts
- Glazed or solid roof options
Orangeries
More solid architectural character
Orangeries typically combine glazing with more substantial structural elements, producing a room that can feel closer to a conventional extension.
- More substantial appearance
- Excellent natural light
- Works well with roof lanterns
- Strong visual connection to the house
Design Options
Create a conservatory that suits your home
The final appearance comes from the combination of frame style, colour, glazing, doors and roof design.
Frame Colours
Choose white, coloured or foil finishes depending on the selected system and the appearance of your property.
Ask about frame colours →Decorative Glazing
Decorative or privacy glazing can be incorporated where required for appearance or overlooking.
Ask about glazing →French Doors
Create traditional garden access with a pair of glazed French doors.
Explore French Doors →Bifold Doors
For a wider garden opening, aluminium bifolds can create a more dramatic connection between the room and outside.
Explore Bifold Doors →Roof Lanterns
A roof lantern can introduce daylight from above while providing a more architectural roof design.
Ask about roof lanterns →Bespoke Layout
The size, shape and opening arrangement can be designed around the available space and intended use.
Discuss your ideas →Conservatory Roof Options
The roof has a huge influence on how the room feels
Glazed, tiled and combination roof designs provide different balances of daylight, insulation and appearance. The right choice depends on how you want to use the room throughout the year.
Glazed roofs
Maximise overhead natural light and retain the traditional bright conservatory character.
Tiled roofs
A more solid roof appearance with improved insulation and a room-like internal feel.
Combination roofs
Mix solid insulated areas with glazing or rooflights to balance daylight and thermal performance.
Already Have a Conservatory?
You may not need to start again
If your existing conservatory is uncomfortable or outdated, there are other routes worth exploring before deciding what to replace.
Replace the Conservatory Roof
If the existing frames and structure remain suitable, a modern insulated roof can transform the appearance and comfort of an older conservatory.
Explore Roof ReplacementConvert It into an Extension
Our hup! conservatory conversion system provides another route for homeowners who want a warmer, more substantial living space that feels integrated with the house.
Explore hup! ConversionsLocal Conservatory Installers
Conservatories installed across Brighton, Hove & Sussex
Sussex Window Works designs and installs conservatories across Brighton, Hove and surrounding Sussex areas, including Lewes, Shoreham-by-Sea, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill and Peacehaven.
Initial consultation
We discuss the space available, how you want to use the new room and the overall style you prefer.
Design & survey
The property and proposed area are surveyed before the final size, glazing, doors and roof specification are confirmed.
Professional installation
The conservatory components are professionally installed and finished around the agreed specification.
Local aftercare
Sussex Window Works remains your local point of contact once the project is complete.
Conservatory FAQs
Common questions about conservatories
What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?
Conservatories generally use a greater proportion of glazing, while orangeries typically incorporate more substantial structural elements and can feel closer to a conventional extension.
Can conservatories be used throughout the year?
Modern glazing and insulated roof options can significantly improve comfort compared with older conservatories. The overall year-round performance depends on the complete design and specification.
What roof options are available?
Depending on the project, options can include glazed roofs, tiled or solid insulated roofs and combination designs incorporating areas of glazing or rooflights.
Can you upgrade an existing conservatory?
Yes. Depending on the condition and construction of the existing conservatory, options can include roof replacement or a more substantial conservatory-to- extension conversion.
Do you install conservatories in Brighton and Hove?
Yes. Sussex Window Works designs and installs conservatories throughout Brighton, Hove and the wider Sussex area.
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Thinking about adding more space to your home?
Tell us what you want to create and we'll help you explore conservatories, orangeries, roof options and conversion alternatives for your property.
