A bespoke orangery extension from Select Windows, Doors & Conservatories is the perfect way to add style, space, and value to your home. Our expertly designed orangeries create a bright, airy environment thanks to elegant glass lantern roofs, while remaining cosy and comfortable throughout the year when accessorised to complement your interior.
Blending the light-filled nature of a conservatory with the solid feel of a traditional extension, our orangeries are designed to be enjoyed in every season. Whether you prefer a sleek modern look or the charm of a wooden orangery, our tailored designs bring the perfect balance of elegance and practicality.
We also offer stunning timber orangery options, crafted with premium materials for a natural, timeless aesthetic that enhances any home. Our high-quality windows and doors integrate beautifully into each build, providing excellent insulation and security while enhancing the overall design.
With over 38 years of experience in manufacturing and installing some of the finest orangery’s in the UK, we understand the importance of getting every detail right – from the initial concept to the final installation. When you choose Select Windows, you’re choosing peace of mind, professionalism, and a truly bespoke service.
Let us help you create the orangery extension of your dreams – crafted with care, built to last, and made just for you.
Beautifully Crafted Orangeries – Designed for Year-Round Enjoyment
As experienced orangery installers in the UK, we specialise in creating elegant, functional spaces that bring you closer to your garden – whatever the season. Our orangeries provide a warm, inviting environment all year round, blending the beauty of the outdoors with the comfort of your home.
Whether you’re considering a traditional orangery or a more contemporary design, we offer a wide range of styles to suit any property. Each house orangery is bespoke and crafted with care, adding space, value, and character to your home.
Thinking about starting an orangery building project but not sure where to begin? We’re here to guide you through the entire process-from design to installation-ensuring everything is tailored to your needs. And if you’re wondering about orangery installers cost, we provide clear, honest pricing with no hidden extras.
With a strong reputation for quality and service, we’re proud to be trusted specialists in orangeries UK homeowners rely on. If you’re looking to enhance your home with a stylish, durable orangery UK, we’re here to help.
Why not visit our showroom to see the craftsmanship and options available? Come and explore the possibilities today.
Safe & Secure
You should always feel safe in your home, that’s why we pride ourselves in our attention to security in our products.
All of our products are accredited by Secured by Design, a police backed initiative awarded to products with security features as their main priority.
Made to Measure Orangeries
All of our Windows and Doors are made in our 40,000 sq ft premises in Walsall Wood.
By using our own factory we are able to ensure that we meet our high standards in every product, before we fit them for the customer.
We supply both small and large volumes of advanced easy-to-install PVCu windows and doors using innovative profile systems
Whilst it does depend on the size and height, many are exempt from planning permission. Regulations do vary across the UK so it’s best to check with your local authority or visit: www.planningportal.gov.uk
How much do orangeries cost?
In 2025, the cost of building an orangery in the UK ranges from £10,000 to £100,000+, depending on size, materials (uPVC, aluminium, or timber), and design.
Small orangery: from £10,000
Medium: £20,000–£40,000
Large: £35,000–£100,000+
Extra costs may apply for foundations, utilities, and interior finishes. Always get quotes to suit your needs and location.
Is an orangery cheaper than an extension?
Orangeries typically cost more because they have a more complex structure, use materials like brick or stone, and offer better insulation. Their build is more similar to a traditional extension, which is reflected in the higher price.
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If your conservatory has seen better days and you want to transform it into a comfortable, year-round living space, upgrading the roof is the most effective solution. A roof replacement not only gives your conservatory a fresh, modern look, but it also offers energy-saving benefits, helping you reduce your utility bills. At Select Windows, we offer the Guardian Warm Roof, designed to breathe new life into your conservatory with style and efficiency.
The Guardian Warm Roof
Why settle for a conservatory that is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter? The Guardian Warm Roof is the perfect solution for improving the thermal performance of your conservatory while also enhancing its aesthetics.
This advanced roofing system is thermally efficient and durable, keeping your conservatory warm during the colder months and cool during the summer, so you can enjoy the space all year round. Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to any home!
Roof Styles to Suit Your Home
No matter the shape or size of your conservatory, the Guardian Warm Roof comes in various styles to match your home’s design:
Victorian
Edwardian
P-Shape
Gable Ended
Lean To
Each style can be tailored to fit your existing conservatory structure, so your upgrade is seamless.
Customise with Tile Choices
Personalise your conservatory roof by choosing from a range of stylish tile colours:
Stone Black
Pewter Grey
Brick Red
Ebony
Antique Red
These durable tiles will give your conservatory a sleek finish that complements your home’s exterior.
Add the Finishing Touches
Complete your conservatory transformation with practical and stylish extras:
Roof Windows – Let natural light flood into your conservatory.
LED Roof Spot Lights – Enhance the ambience with modern lighting.
Benefits of the Guardian Warm Roof
Upgrading to a Guardian Warm Roof not only improves the appearance of your conservatory but also offers several practical benefits:
Reduces Noise and Controls Sunlight
Whether it’s the noise of heavy rain or the sun glaring through your windows, the Guardian Warm Roof helps you enjoy a peaceful, comfortable environment. The roof design eliminates weather noise and significantly reduces sun glare, preventing sun bleaching on your furniture and fittings.
Regulates Temperature for Year-Round Comfort
Forget the days of your conservatory being unusable during extreme weather conditions. The Guardian Warm Roof ensures that your conservatory maintains a comfortable temperature, no matter the season. With high-performance insulation, you can enjoy cosy winters and cool summers.
Minimal Disruption Installation
Worried about the hassle of home renovations? The Guardian Warm Roof is pre-assembled in factory conditions to the highest standards, ensuring a quick and efficient installation with minimal disruption to your home.
Peace of Mind
With the Guardian Warm Roof, you’re not just investing in comfort and style—you’re also investing in quality. Each roof comes with a 10-year product guarantee, giving you peace of mind that your conservatory will remain efficient and beautiful for years to come.
Some of our Roof Transformations
Upgrade Your Conservatory Today
Ready to transform your conservatory into a space you can enjoy all year round? View our replacement roof options and let us help you choose the perfect Guardian Warm Roof for your home.
Explore more about the Guardian Warm Roof and find out how you can start saving on energy bills today!
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From door and window handles to hinges and locks, selecting the right replacement hardware is crucial to ensuring everything fits and functions properly. Here’s a complete guide to help you choose the correct replacement hardware for your home.
Window Handle Identification Guide
Choosing the right window handle is essential to maintaining both the appearance and functionality of your window. Here’s how to get it right:
Identify the Window Type: First, determine what type of window you have. Is it a casement, sash, or tilt-and-turn window? The handle style will depend on the type of opening mechanism your window uses.
Handle Style: Window handles come in different styles like cranked or inline. Inline handles are straight, while cranked handles are offset, so they don’t protrude far into the room. Make sure the replacement matches the style of the original handle for consistency and ease of use.
Measure Key Dimensions: To ensure a perfect fit, measure any key dimensions such as the spindle length and width. The spindle connects the handle to the locking mechanism inside the window, so getting the measurement right ensures smooth operation. Also, note any specific features like a locking mechanism or push button to match your current handle.
Having these details will ensure you buy the correct handle for your window, making replacement straightforward and hassle-free.
Door Handle Measuring & Identifying Guide
Replacing a door handle, especially for UPVC or composite doors, requires precise measurements to ensure the new handle fits securely. Here’s what you need to know:
Key Measurements for Door Handles
There are two essential dimensions to get right when replacing a door handle:
PZ Dimension
The PZ dimension is the distance from the centre of the spindle (the part of the handle that turns when you rotate the handle) to the centre of the euro cylinder hole (where the key enters the lock). This measurement is crucial because it ensures that the lock and handle align correctly. Different door handle designs have varying PZ dimensions, so measure carefully to ensure compatibility.
Screw-to-Screw (Fixing Centres) Dimension
This is the distance between the two screws that secure the handle to the door. Measure from the centre of the top fixing screw hole to the centre of the bottom screw hole. Getting this measurement right ensures that the handle mounts securely onto the door without any gaps or misalignments.
Additional measurements you may need:
Top Screw to Spindle: Measure the distance from the centre of the top screw hole to the spindle hole. This dimension is important to ensure the handle’s fixing points align with the internal locking mechanism.
Overall Back Plate Length: Measure the total length of the back plate (the part of the handle that sits flush against the door). This ensures the replacement handle covers the same area and looks proportionate to your door.
Taking these measurements accurately will help you find the perfect replacement door handle and avoid unnecessary returns or adjustments.
UPVC Door Lock Measuring Guide
When replacing a multi-point lock in a UPVC or composite door, knowing the right measurements is critical for smooth operation and security. Multi-point locks have multiple locking points along the length of the door, making them more secure, but they also require careful measurement.
Critical Dimensions for Multi-Point Locks
PZ Dimension
Similar to door handles, the PZ dimension on a multi-point lock measures the distance from the spindle (follower) hole to the centre of the euro cylinder hole. This ensures that the handle and lock align perfectly for a smooth locking mechanism.
Backset Dimension
The backset dimension is the distance from the front face of the lock (the part visible on the edge of the door) to the centre of the spindle hole. This dimension ensures that the internal mechanism aligns properly with the door frame, allowing the lock to engage smoothly.
Without these two measurements, it can be difficult to find a replacement lock that fits and functions correctly. Always use a ruler or calliper to measure in millimetres for accuracy.
Euro Cylinder Measuring & Identifying Guide
The euro cylinder is the part of the lock where you insert your key. To replace it, you’ll need to know the correct dimensions for both the internal and external sides of the cylinder.
How to Measure a Euro Cylinder
Internal Size
This measurement is taken from the internal side of your door (the side facing into your home) to the centre of the black rotating clip, known as the cam. Make sure you measure from the edge of the cylinder to the centre of the cam accurately.
External Size
Similarly, measure the external size from the outside face of your door (facing the exterior of your property) to the centre of the cam. These two measurements are crucial for ensuring the cylinder fits snugly and offers maximum security.
By measuring both the internal and external sizes of your euro cylinder, you can confidently purchase the correct replacement and avoid the common mistake of choosing a cylinder that’s too short or too long.
Friction Hinge Measuring Guide
Friction hinges are critical for maintaining the smooth operation of your windows, especially in casement designs. Choosing the right replacement hinge requires three key steps:
Hinge Type
First, identify whether your window is Top Hung (opens from the bottom) or Side Hung (opens from the side). The hinge type will differ depending on the orientation of your window.
Hinge Length
Measure the length of the hinge from one end to the other, rounding to the nearest inch. Common sizes include 10″, 12″, 16″, etc. Accurate measurement is crucial for ensuring that the hinge fits properly and supports the weight of your window.
Stack Height
The stack height refers to the thickness of the hinge when it’s closed, either 13mm or 17mm. If you can’t measure this directly, consider using stack packer caps to convert a 13mm hinge to a 17mm stack. For each pair of hinges, you’ll need six packer caps to complete the conversion.
By following these steps, you can easily find the right friction hinge for your window and ensure smooth, reliable operation.
Hardware Handing Guide
Lastly, it’s important to determine the correct hand (left or right) for your door or window hardware. This step ensures that the replacement part opens and functions as intended.
For door handles, stand facing the door from the outside. If the hinges are on the right, you’ll need a right-handed handle, and if they’re on the left, you’ll need a left-handed handle.
For window handles, open the window and check which side the handle is on. This will help you determine whether you need a left- or right-hand replacement.
By ensuring you get the correct handing, you avoid the frustration of ordering the wrong part.
With this comprehensive guide, you’ll have all the information you need to confidently select the right replacement hardware for your windows and doors. Taking accurate measurements and understanding the key components of each part will make the replacement process smooth and stress-free.
Worried about home security? You’re not alone. Homeowners today are more concerned than ever about the safety of their homes, and it’s no wonder—76% of all burglaries occur through a poorly secured door, and 31% happen by forcing a lock. So, how can you protect your home and give yourself peace of mind? At Select Windows, we’re here to help you secure your home with the latest in high-quality locks and security features.
The Importance of a Secure Lock
Your door is your home’s first line of defence, and having a strong, secure lock is essential. At Select Windows, we recommend the British Standard 3-Star Maximum Cylinder Security Lock from ERA. This lock is independently tested to meet the latest industry security standards, offering you maximum protection against potential intruders.
What Makes This Lock So Secure?
Six Hardened High-Security Pins: These provide robust protection against common break-in methods like snapping, bumping, and picking. By securing the inner workings of the lock, this lock prevents intruders from tampering with the mechanism.
Anti-Snap Protection: The lock contains two sacrificial sections designed to break off if someone tries to snap the cylinder, leaving the inner parts inaccessible and keeping your home secure.
Anti-Pick and Anti-Bump Protection: With six trap pins and over 98,000 differs (unique key combinations), this lock makes bumping or picking practically impossible. Any attempts would take far too long to succeed, making it a strong deterrent for burglars.
Anti-Drill Protection: The use of hardened pins ensures that drilling through the keyhole becomes extremely difficult. The pins block a drill bit from penetrating the lock, providing another layer of maximum protection.
More Than Just Locks: Comprehensive Home Security Features
At Select Windows, we know that security doesn’t stop with just a lock. That’s why we offer additional security features to enhance the protection of your home:
Reinforced Hinges: Strengthened hinges prevent doors from being forced open, adding durability and protection.
Locking Systems: Advanced multi-point locking systems distribute security across the door, ensuring that it can’t be easily pried open.
Child Safety Mechanisms: To protect young children from accidents, our products include safety features like child-proof locks.
Secured by Design: Police-Approved Security
We take security seriously, and all of our products are Secured by Design accredited, a police-backed initiative that highlights products prioritising security. This means our products have been rigorously tested and certified to ensure they offer the best possible protection for your home.
Why Choose Select Windows for Your Home Security?
At Select Windows, we believe every homeowner should feel safe and secure in their own home. Our attention to security extends to every product we offer. From our high-performance ERA locks to our reinforced security features, you can relax knowing that your home is safeguarded by the best in the industry.
Don’t leave your home’s security to chance. With the British Standard 3 Star Maximum Cylinder Security Lock and other advanced features, you can rest easy knowing that your home is protected from common burglary methods.
Ready to Secure Your Home?
Contact Select Windows today to learn more about our range of high-security products and how we can help keep your home safe. With our expertise and commitment to your safety, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your home is fully protected.
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