Professional Roof Repair & Installation Contractors in Hailsham

Do Orangeries Require Planning Permission? In most instances, an orangery will need planning permission. However, exceptions exist, such as when the orangery is deemed a permitted development. This can occur if it is part of an existing structure or meets specific size and height criteria, and is located away from neighboring boundaries, public footpaths, or roads. Additionally, planning permission is required if there are no doors separating the orangery from the main building. Choose a River.ODP Orangery contractors Today! For a versatile, light-filled space to enjoy year-round, an orangery is an excellent choice. Combining superior thermal insulation with brick walls, an orangery merges the comfort of a living room with the openness and brightness of a conservatory. At River.ODP, our orangeries offer a sophisticated alternative to traditional glazed extensions. With exquisite architectural details and spacious, light-filled interiors, an orangery can transform your home into a luxurious retreat. Unlike conservatories, orangeries feature a central glazed lantern set into a flat roof, allowing for more brickwork and solid sections. This design provides a more substantial and insulated feel compared to the fully glazed structure of conservatories. Explore the range of bespoke orangeries and other home extensions available at River.ODP. Located in Eastbourne/Hailsham, we offer orangery installations across East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent, and Surrey.