Thank you for considering Hamptons for your conservatory project. Since our firm was founded in 1982 it has grown considerably and is now a multi-faceted company, boasting a 45,000 sq ft factory, with state-of-the-art manufacturing capability and thousands of satisfied clients.

We are a design-led company and pride ourselves on creating beautiful glass buildings that complement and enhance their surroundings. Everything is unique, everything is bespoke, nothing is ‘off the shelf ’. This brochure illustrates a diverse selection of our designs, on properties of every period and style, which we hope will inspire you with ideas and solutions for your project.

In recent years, industry experts have heaped praise upon Hampton designs; pronouncing them to be, “exceptional in every respect”, “displaying imagination, creativity and commitment to detail that sets new standards” and “…. with evidence of exceptional design and production skills”.

Therefore it’s unsurprising that our company is now considered to be one of the leaders in its field, with timber and glass buildings gracing prestigious projects both large and small across the UK, Ireland, Europe and North America.

Our winning combination of high quality products, customer focus, constant innovation and dedicated staff has ensured our growth. However we are still a family-run business. We are friendly, easy to deal with and pride ourselves on forging a personal bond with every client, to ensure that each receives the same meticulous attention from their dedicated Design Consultant.

We hope you will appreciate the passion and personal touch that we will commit to ensuring an ideal outcome for your project.

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This orangery measures 9000 mm wide x 7100 mm deep x 4700 mm high with a floor area of 50 sq m. Location, Waterford.

Set on the shores of Ardmore Bay in County Waterford, this classic orangery provides breath-taking views over the sea. The design includes Hampton’s “A” rated ‘Quattro-Glide’ sliding sash windows, which have also been used throughout this unique property to provide an airtight seal against cold Atlantic winds.

Projecting corbels add interest to the entablature and a stunning roof lantern, with ball finials, completes the structure.

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At this Hamptons’ style residence in Long Island, an elegant double-fronted Hampton conservatory provides a link between both wings of the home.

Twin fireplaces, with adjacent seating, at either end of the conservatory and a huge central dining table, provide symmetry and balance to the interior. Bespoke timber panelling, wide window seats and two sets of double doors, opening to the lawn, make it a perfect space for either family relaxation or large scale entertaining.

This conservatory measures 9100 mm wide x 3500 mm deep x 3500 mm high with a floor area of 31.9 sq m. Location, The Hamptons, New York.

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This elegant hipped conservatory, with central lantern, is joined to the main dwelling by a link. The frames sit on a base wall of facing brick, which is topped with a bluestone cill to match the house. Design features include plain Victorian style windows, a Paxton style clerestory and arched doorway extending into the entablature.

This conservatory measures 7000 mm wide x 6450 mm deep x 5200 mm high with a floor area of 31.5 sq m. Location, Bedfordshire.

ARRIVING AT THE DESIGN

Each and every conservatory, orangery or garden room will be designed specifically for you. We understand what an important decision this is and know from experience that your new room will become the focal point for you and your family and friends.

In order to fulfil your specific needs, each project normally starts with a visit from one of our experienced design consultants. They will be your personal guide and advisor as you explore the myriad design options, statutory consents, budget, process and time considerations for your project. They will listen attentively to your requirements and preferences then discuss the options in depth, before carrying out an initial site survey and preparing a detailed brief for our architects.

Your completed Design Proposal will contain the architect’s line drawings, watercolour presentations, a detailed specification and a written quotation, which should contain all the information you need to reach a decision. However our Design Consultants are always on hand to answer any questions you may have. Amendments to the design may be discussed with them and, when necessary, further drawings will be undertaken to ensure that you’re completely happy with the proposal.

Planning and Approvals

If you wish, our experienced in-house architects can undertake the preparation and submission of all necessary plans, drawings and application forms for statutory consents.

These include Planning Approval, Listed Building Consent, Permitted Development, Building Control and permissions for Private Estates. Please ask your Design Consultant for more information.

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This replacement conservatory, in a simple lean-to style, creates a link between the house and a beautiful original stone wall, which surrounds the garden. The soft grey tone of the paintwork picks up the colours from the stone, as well as from surrounding plants.

Hampton Conservatories utilised an existing base to replace an old, draughty conservatory, in the south of England, with this traditional 6 pane design, featuring high specification glazing for optimum thermal insulation. Its soft grey-green paintwork complements the original house, while blending well with the cottage garden setting.

This conservatory measures 6400 mm wide x 2950 mm deep x 3200 mm high with a floor area of 17 sq m. Location, West Sussex.

This conservatory measures 4200 mm wide x 3800 mm deep x 3200 mm high with a floor area of 14.2 sq m. Location, Hampshire.

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Hampton Conservatories designed, manufactured and installed this beautiful orangery in the suburbs of Copenhagen. Positioned on a south facing elevation, it enjoys uninterrupted sunlight throughout the day. However thermostatically controlled roof vents, with built-in rain sensors, ensure that it maintains a comfortable pre-set temperature. Internal bi-fold doors allow the kitchen area to be opened fully to the orangery or closed off, when required.

Hamptons created this fabulous orangery, with solid walls at either end, to provide privacy from close neighbours, while allowing access from the first floor drawing room to the garden below. The fully glazed rear elevation is punctuated by double doors that lead, via wide stone steps, to the garden and sunken terrace. In order to create more space and light within the home, Hampton Conservatories also glazed the basement wall.

This orangery measures 6100 mm wide x 4200 mm deep x 3650 mm high with a floor area of 20.5 sq m. Location, Copenhagen.

This conservatory measures 6650 mm wide x 3350 mm deep x 3000 mm high with a floor area of 16 sq m. Location, London.

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This classic, double lantern orangery, in the North of England, was designed with Georgian style casements and a clerestory to the front and side. The back wall was built in stone, to match the existing building, and features Hampton Quattro-Glide sliding sash windows, to match those installed throughout the house.

The orangery is used as an elegant and light-filled living and dining area, linked to the kitchen.

This conservatory measures 9200 mm wide x 8900 mm deep x 4200 mm high with a floor area of 74.6 sq m. Location, Northunberland.

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This fabulous orangery, which extends across the entire rear elevation of a modern suburban home in Dublin, has allowed the owner to link three original rooms and create an open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting space that is both elegant and practical. A ‘break-front’ design with double doors, featuring divided margin fenestration, gives views and access to the small enclosed garden, while large twin lanterns allow sunlight to pour into the heart of the home.

This orangery measures 7000 mm wide x 5000 mm deep x 3600 mm high with a floor area of 35 sq m. Location, Dublin.

The simplest explanation is that a conservatory has a fully glazed, pitched roof, which rests on the external side frames; whereas an orangery has a solid flat roof, with either one or several glazed roof lanterns set into it. Hampton orangeries have a bespoke aluminium support structure, designed and engineered by us, which transfers the load from the glazed lantern back onto the frames. An aluminium box gutter, around the external perimeter, creates an internal flat ceiling that may range from 400mm to over a meter in width. An orangery often has a combination of solid and glazed wall sections, therefore providing additional shade in summer and a greater feeling of enclosure in winter.

Conservatory/orangery: What’s the difference?

Conservatories are frequently created in the most unlikely places and a valuable extra room can be built in a previously unused part of a courtyard or garden. In towns and cities, where many houses and flats have living accommodation and gardens that are small, every square metre is a valuable asset that you can use to improve both the quality of your life and the value of your property. We have designed and built many glazed structures for city properties - extensions to basement flats, additions to first and second floor apartments and even on rooftops.

I would love a conservatory but don’t have a lot of space.

Adding a conservatory or orangery will give you precious extra space, as well as allowing light to flood through sometimes dark interiors and providing expansive views of the outside world. They typically fulfil a wide variety of functions; sitting rooms, dining areas, reading rooms, hobby spaces, studios, kitchen extensions or even just a tranquil place to practice yoga or read the newspaper on a Sunday morning. Of course, with ever improving technology that enables people to work remotely, many find it an extremely pleasant environment from which to work at home. We offer you the opportunity to collaborate with our designers and architects to create a room that will fulfil the potential of unused, or underused space, transforming it into one of the most interesting and useful rooms in your home.

What are conservatories and orangeries really used for?

THINGS THAT MATTER

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The owners of this four story Georgian country house wanted an orangery, which could be accessed from their ground floor drawing room, but still allow light to reach the windows of basement rooms, below.

Using an ingenious raised metal terrace, our designers created this elegant orangery featuring a trio of roof lanterns and Hampton’s “A” rated Quattro-Glide sliding sash windows, on a panelled timber base. Decorative pilasters, on the exterior, provide the perfect position for lamp fittings.

This orangery measures 8482 mm wide x 6099 mm deep x 4200 mm high with a floor area of 52 sq m. Location, Dalkey.

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This conservatory measures 5200 mm wide x 6300 mm deep x 4500 mm high with a floor area of 32 sq m. Location, Perth, Scotland.

Visitors approaching the front of this this quaint cottage might be deceived into thinking that it’s a traditional single story dwelling, which is likely to comprise of small rooms with limited sunlight.

However the rear of the home has been transformed, by the addition of a two-story Hampton Conservatory, into a contemporary open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with stunning riverside views. Sunlight floods through the interior of the cottage, spreading to the galleried bedrooms and filling the once dark house with light.

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This extensive project features both a Hampton Orangery & Hampton Conservatory, which together almost double the original reception space of the house. Both structures feature divided margin fenestration and are linked by an expansive terrace, which is accessed by double doors from both rooms. The result is a generous relaxation and dining area that is perfect for either family or large scale entertaining.

This fabulous split-level orangery, on a period property in Henley upon Thames, allows light to flood through a previously dark interior. Incorporating a kitchen, dining area and sitting room, it is now the new heart of the home. The eight pane windows echo the original building, while a built-in air conditioning system ensures year round comfort and fresh air. The huge single lantern, with internal panelling, tops it off with elegance and finesse.

This conservatory and orangery measures 8000 mm wide x 5000 mm deep x 4200 mm high with a floor area of 36 sq m. Location, Dublin.

This orangery measures 6800 mm wide x 5600 mm deep x 3800 mm high with a floor area of 33.5 sq m. Location, Oxfordshire

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This conservatory measures 7535 mm wide x 6518 mm deep x 4300 mm high with a floor area of 49.1 sq m. Location, Surrey.

Hamptons have provided a number of products for this popular Wine Bar and Restaurant, including a roof lantern, windows, doors and a first-floor conservatory, as well as the recent addition of a ground-level dining extension and covered smoking area. Patrons love the light and airy day-time ambience, created by the abundance of glass, while a bespoke lighting system, incorporated into the trim, completely changes the atmosphere during the evenings.

This conservatory measures 7500 mm wide x 3500 mm deep x 5000 mm high with a floor area of 26.25 sq m. Location, Belfast.

The owners of this beautiful Georgian home, tucked away in the English countryside, wanted a conservatory which they could use for relaxing and entertaining, while allowing views of their woodland garden. The key features of this conservatory are a row of clerestory windows, to raise its overall height, and a projecting pavilion with cut-through arched gable. As the room is south facing, it’s fitted with internal pinoleum blinds to provide dappled shade in summer.

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This understated orangery has been designed to incorporate a substantial amount of masonry, which allows privacy from close neighbours. Edwardian style glazing and double doors, on the other elevations, provide design interest as well as an uninterrupted panorama of the adjacent countryside. A single roof lantern, fitted with pinoleum blinds, ensures that the owners can choose between an abundance of natural light or dappled shade.

This orangery measures 4200 mm wide x 5000 mm deep x 3400 mm high with a floor area of 17.6 sq. m. Location, Hertfordshire.

The multi-award winning Olde Post Inn, in Southern Ireland, was built in the 19th Century. It has been sympathetically extended over the years to include two Hampton Conservatories featuring discrete design and detailing to ensure that they blend with, and complement, the original building. Expansive glazing and a shaded roof provide a light and attractive space for the Inn’s 5* restaurant.

This conservatory measures 9295 mm wide x 7085 mm deep x 4300 ft high with a floor area of 65.85 sq m. Location, County Cavan.

MATURED FOR 30 YEARS AND STILL NO SIGNS OF AGE

Hamptons was established over 30 years ago, as a specialist joinery business, providing high-end timber products. Having acquired an in-depth understanding of fine carpentry, over the years, our business has developed into one of the country’s leading designers and manufacturers of hardwood conservatories and orangeries.

Since our inception, we have developed an undisputed track record for delivering consistently high quality and innovation, in all aspects of our work. This is exemplified by our skilled people, state of the art machinery and the fine, slow grown and durable hardwood from which we make our products.

Every project is designed by our experienced in-house architects and designers, who use the historic principles of classical design, to ensure that each building is correct in both its proportions and detailing.

All our products are fully tested and meet the highest standards for performance in the key areas of energy efficiency, durability, security and sustainability; and our processes are accredited to ISO 9001.

For ten consecutive years we have received awards from the Royal Horticultural Society, at the Chelsea Flower Show, for the high quality of our products and exhibits. In addition, our company has been honoured with numerous accolades from our peers and industry.

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This striking curvilinear style glasshouse was designed by Hamptons as the focal point within a two-acre walled garden. It is an important lynchpin in the landscape design, which has a dramatic, formal framework enclosing softer planting. The complex conservatory design creates varying internal roof heights, allowing tender trees, shrubs and flowers to be grown in close proximity, while adding interest to the structure.

Hampton Conservatories was commissioned to replicate this listed glasshouse, as the original structure had become dilapidated and unstable. Close liaison with the appointed conservation architect ensured that compulsory conditions were adhered to and the new structure was practically indistinguishable from the original.

This conservatory measures 22000 mm wide x 5500 mm deep x 8500 mm high with a floor area of 121 sq m. Location, County Antrim.

This conservatory measures 17100 mm wide x 4900 mm deep x 3400 mm high with a floor area of 67 sq m. Location, Dublin.

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Gothic detailing and quatrefoil finials add interest to the front elevation of this imposing twin-gabled conservatory, while muted green paintwork ensures that it sits comfortably in its rural surroundings. The external double doors are located to the side, away from prevailing winds, while double-latched casement windows with argon-filled glazing, keep the conservatory snug and draught free.

This conservatory measures 6500 mm wide x 6500 mm deep x 4500 mm high with a floor area of 42.25 sq m. Location, Hertfordshire.

This elegant hipped-roof orangery, in South London, was constructed using a combination of matching reclaimed London stock bricks, timber and glass in a style that would suit many English period properties. The Georgian style windows match the existing home and an arched detail has been incorporated in the design of the double doors to provide interest on the front elevation.

This orangery measures 5070 mm wide x 4208 mm deep x 3300 mm high with a floor area of 21.3 sq m. Location, Wimbledon.

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This orangery measures 11200 mm wide x 7500 mm deep x 4700 mm high with a floor area of 76 sq m. Location, Killarney.

The Killarney Heights Hotel, in Ireland, sits in an elevated position overlooking the majestic Flesk Valley, Torc and Mangerton mountains.

Hampton Conservatories designed, manufactured and installed two magnificent orangeries, at the front of the hotel, from which guests may enjoy breathtaking views of the Kerry countryside. The larger orangery is in huge demand as a wedding venue, while the smaller is a light-filled extension to the bar and restaurant

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Previously unused space, in a corner of this first floor terrace, was used to house a simple lean-to style conservatory, from which the residents of this fabulous home can enjoy a year round view over their stunning grounds and the seascape beyond. It features a ‘glass to ground’ eight pane window design and incorporates three sets of double doors that can be thrown open in summer. The timber is finished in a soft grey, which picks up the colour of the shingle roof.

This conservatory measures 6355 mm wide x 3874 mm deep x 3100 mm high with a floor area of 24.6 sq m. Location, St James, Long Island.

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This traditional style orangery, in the Channel Islands, was been built using the fine-grained pink granite most readily associated with Jersey architecture. Due to its generous proportions, the roof incorporates two large lanterns with a centre spine gutter. Arched fanlights on each of the ten double doors add a soft elegance and, due to the triple aspect design, frame expansive views of the courtyard and gardens on the landward sides, and the English Channel on the other.

This orangery measures 10700 mm wide x 8200 mm deep x 5100 mm high with a floor area of 80 sq m. Location, Channel Islands.

The world famous Chelsea Flower Show celebrated its 100th show in 2013. Over the past number of years Hampton Conservatories has been one of the principle exhibitors and on each occasion, have had the honour of receiving awards for the high quality and design of their exhibit.

The first photograph, on the opposite page, shows our permanent London Showroom, which is located at The Chelsea Gardener in Sydney Street, just off the King’s Road.

A DECADE OF THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

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Hampton Conservatories designed and installed a spacious conservatory for this holiday property in Bordeaux to ensure that an existing raised terrace could be used by the family at any time of year. The glazing design matches windows throughout the villa, while arched double doors open onto the garden. The structure is decorated, internally, in a Moroccan theme with roof blinds to provide summer shading.

This gabled conservatory, situated to the wooded rear of a property in New York State, was designed with three solid timber kingpin trusses, which are sympathetic to the colonial style of the main dwelling. Internally, the conservatory features bespoke timber panelling. Double doors open to the terraced yard, where surrounding trees provide dappled shade in summer.

This conservatory measures 7400 mm wide x 5800 mm deep x 3800 mm high with a floor area of 41 sq m. Location, Bordeaux.

This conservatory measures 6000 mm wide x 5800 mm deep x 3200 mm high with a floor area of 25 sq m. Location, Huntington Bay.

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Hamptons was commissioned to craft this stunning replica of a heritage conservatory at Underscar Manor, in the English Lake District. Over-looking Keswick & Derwentwater, the Manor was formally a hotel and frequently played host to distinguished visitors, including Queen Elizabeth II. The conservatory has a solid roof and features decorative corbelled out eves and curved casement windows, to match those on the existing building.

This conservatory measures 10500 mm wide x 6100 mm deep x 6100 mm high with a floor area of 59 sq m. Location, Cumbria.

This award winning pool enclosure was designed and manufactured by Hamptons, with curved glass to replicate the detail of two mid 19th century glasshouses on the property. The enclosure, supported by a rolled steel super-structure, is a beautiful example of creative and engineering excellence. It houses a 17 metre x 4 metre swimming pool and a recreation area.

This pool enclosure measures 22000 mm wide x 7500 mm deep x 5500 mm high with a floor area of 168.75 sq m. The pool dimensions are 17 m x 4 m.

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The owners of this country home, just north of Cardiff, installed two Hampton Conservatories with divided margin casements. The upper conservatory was constructed with a half-height wall, in local stone, enabling it to be fully fitted with low-level kitchen units and a huge central island. The lower conservatory, which houses a family room, has a sleek free-standing multi-fuel stove to keep it extra cosy during the winter months.

This conservatorymeasures 6500 mm wide x 6500 mm deep x 4500 mm high with a floor area of 42.25 sq m. Location, Cardiff.

This unique free-standing garden pavilion, with castellated frieze and finials, was designed to replicate period features in the main dwelling, to which it’s adjacent. High specification argon filled glazing, with gothic detailing, and a huge log burning fireplace, ensure that it’s comfortable for all year round use.

This free standing conservatory measures 8600 mm wide x 5700 mm deep x 4100 mm high with a floor area of approx. 49 sq m. Location, Scotland.

Hampton Conservatories design, manufacture and install residential and commercial conservatories & orangeries throughout the world. We understand the complexity and variety of planning and building codes in different countries, so continue to cultivate a close working relationship with local architects and consultants, in order to stay abreast of current legislation and offer the best possible service to our International clients.

Porto, PortugalIn 2011, the Symington Family Estates launched a project to renovate Graham’s Port Wine Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. The historic building, dating back to 1890, annually receives more than 60,000 visitors from around the world to tour the distillery and taste the Port wine. Our client requested a conservatory extension that wouldn’t compromise the traditional architecture of the Wine Lodge, but would allow the family to create a restaurant and wine bar area that could provide a comfortable and impressive environment for visitors, all year round. Hampton Conservatories designed, manufactured and installed a 27 metre by 5.6 metre hipped conservatory on the terrace, beneath existing grape vines. Bi-folding doors, at either end, enable the dining space to be extended onto the terrace in summer, while plain window sashes allow an uninterrupted view of the Douro River and the city on its banks.

Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

GLOBAL REACH

Carcassonne, France

Boston, USAIn 1920, the Harvard Faculty Club was set up as a private facility for paying members only. However, more recently, it opened its doors to all members of the university community. Offering elegant dining in a sophisticated setting, the original building soon required an extended dining space, to accommodate the increasing numbers. Hampton Conservatories was commissioned to design a glass and timber structure that would blend with, and enhance, the historic faculty building. The resulting orangery combines the traditional Harvard ambiance of the Faculty Club with the flexibility to accommodate custom events.

Harvard University, Boston, USA

Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen, DenmarkPurchasing a bespoke conservatory from another country may seem like a daunting process, but Hamptons ensure that the procedure is uncomplicated and stress-free. Unless an outline design or brief has already been prepared by a local architect, our Design Consultant will normally take initial instructions by phone and email, before carrying out a site visit to ensure our complete understanding of the requirements. This project, in Copenhagen, was characteristically straight-forward. Hamptons designed an orangery extension for the rear of the property, which extends from, and enlarges, the existing kitchen area to provide an indoor eating area. Double doors, leading to the terrace, allow the option of outdoor dining in summer.

Carcassonne, FranceWhen an existing client wanted to add a conservatory to their holiday home in the south of France, their regular Hampton Design Consultant met them at the property to discuss the needs and preferences of the family. It became clear that whilst their newly refurbished kitchen was spacious and functional, the heavy stone walls and small windows of the traditional French building made it dark and uninviting. Hamptons liaised with the client’s local architect to ensure that all planning and conservation requirements were adhered to and our designers created a classic design that was sympathetic to the beautiful stone chateau, while providing an airy, light-filled dining area that had easy access to the paved courtyard.

This conservatory measures 9440 mm wide x 9440 mm deep x 6000 mm high with a floor area of 89.1 sq m. Location, Boston, USA.

The orangery framework was engineered and incorporates over 30 tons of steel, in order to comply with Boston’s earthquake regulations.

This impressive large orangery houses the members’ club and restaurant at Harvard University. The glazing style, panel details and dentil moulding pick up and enhance those in the main building, while timber pilasters and applied lead on the clerestory glazing provide subtle decorative features.

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This stunning and original botanical glasshouse, with panoramic views across Long Island Sound and New York, was designed to provide an overwintering house for the owner’s prized orchid collection. Its multiple opening sashes and doomed roof, incorporating thermostatically controlled vents and rain sensors, ensure a stable ambient temperature all year round. The interlocking circular layout and curved roof fits perfectly with the architecture of this distinctive mansion and its terraced grounds.

This botanical conservatory measures 13700 mm wide x 6400 mm deep x 6400 mm high with a floor area of 43 sq m. Location, Sands Point, Long Island.

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This impressive conservatory was created as an extension to the existing Restaurant and Wine Bar, at a Symington Port Lodge. Hampton Conservatories made use of the pathway at the front of the original 19th century building to create a large hipped conservatory with five section bi-fold doors on either end, which allow the space to be used in comfort on a year round basis. During winter, it can be entirely closed to the elements but still allow expansive views of the city below, while in summer, with the doors open and the roof shaded by mature grape vines, it becomes part of the terrace.

This conservatory enclosure measures 26600 mm wide x 5600 mm deep x 3600 mm high with a floor area of 130 sq m. Location, Porto.

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This charming orangery in Jersey was designed for one of the island’s most important buildings and with sections dating back to the mid 16th century, it was imperative that the orangery would respect, and blend with, its architecture. This was achieved by constructing solid walls using local stone, which matched the main building, and were topped with the same coping stone. These concealed the glazed roof of the lantern, which was dressed with lead coloured aluminium powder-coating. The walls were then inset with bespoke windows, manufactured to replicate the originals.

This orangery measures 5949 mm wide x 5740 mm deep x 4005 mm high with a floor area of 34.14 sq m. Location, Jersey.

UNIQUE INTERIORS Be inspired by just a few of the unique and stunning interiors created in our Conservatories & Orangeries.

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PLANNING AHEADThe possibilities for decorating your conservatory are endless. However, when planning your project, you will need to consider: the colour of your conservatory; flooring; type and position of lighting, electrics and cabling; type of heating (and position of radiators, stoves etc should you not choose under-floor); blinds; furniture (including its positioning) and soft furnishings.

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This airy conservatory is situated by the waters’ edge in Centreport, Long Island and provides expansive views of the North Shore. With double doors flung open, it provides a perfect indoor/ outdoor space for relaxing or entertaining.

Design features include a timber panel base, which replaces the need for a conventional solid wall construction.

This conservatory measures 5590 mm wide x 4680 mm deep, 4100 mm high with a floor area of 26.16 sq m. Location, Centerport, New York.

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This conservatory measures 10700 mm wide x 5400 mm deep and covers three floor levels. Location, London.

Hampton Conservatories was commissioned to tackle the challenging task of designing, manufacturing and installing a glazed structure to enclose a rear courtyard, while linking three different levels of this Belgravia property.

This project shows the talent of Hampton’s ingenious designers, who have simultaneously managed to incorporate design elements from the Georgian home, while creating a fabulous contemporary conservatory that utilises every square inch of available space.

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This pool enclosure measures 10400 mm wide x 20800 mm deep x 6800 mm high with a floor area of 216 sq m. Location, The Hamptons, Long Island.

This stylish swimming pool enclosure was designed and constructed, by Hamptons, using local materials and finishes that would ensure it blended seamlessly with the existing property and its surroundings. The design includes an electrically operated sliding glass roof.

The orientation of the enclosure minimises its bulk and bi-fold doors on the end and side elevations allow it to be fully opened to the outside terrace. As controlling the humidity of a pool enclosure is a priority, the solid roof portion of the structure also incorporates a bespoke air conditioning system, for use when the doors are closed.

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This pool enclosure measures 26700 mm wide x 13800 mm deep x 6700 mm high with a floor area of 340 sq m. Location, County Meath.

Tucked into a secluded part of a private garden, this spectacular detached swimming pool enclosure was designed and engineered by Hampton Conservatories using circular steel columns, which flank both sides of the pool.

The complex support structure was fabricated from rolled and galvanised tubular steel. Whilst the enclosure is used by the owner and his family it was designed predominantly, for corporate entertaining. Therefore it extends inwards to an extensive bar and recreation space, while bi-fold doors enable it to be opened on one side to the landscaped grounds.

BESPOKE EXTERIORS The photos on these pages illustrate a tiny sample of the vast array of designs, styles and sizes that may be achieved in a bespoke project.

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IF YOU DREAM IT... WE CAN MAKE IT

Whatever size, shape or style you envisage, a Hampton conservatory is fully bespoke so that it’s totally unique to you. Whether simple or complex in its size and configuration, the designer working with you will not only be able to advise you on what’s appropriate for your property, but also include your personal preferences and ideas to give you the room of your dreams.

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This elegant conservatory extends the kitchen area of a stunning Chateau in the South of France and provides a dining area flooded with sunlight. Nestled into a previously unused corner of the courtyard, it features French-style windows to complement the host property and double doors to access the terrace. Thermostatically controlled roof vents ensure that it’s perfect for year-round use. Soft grey-green paintwork blends perfectly with the stone base and cill, which was chosen to seamlessly match the original chateau.

This conservatory measures 3350 mm wide x 6546 mm deep x 3100 mm high with a floor area of 21.9 sq m. Location, Carcassonne.

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This conservatory measures 5700 mm wide x 4800 mm deep x 4800 mm high with a floor area of 55 sq m. Location, Perthshire.

This beautiful twin-gabled conservatory overlooks an enclosed, terraced courtyard, which features a huge open fire, barbeque area and hot tub. More than doubling the size of the existing living room, it’s heated by a cosy wood burning stove in winter, while anti-sun glass and pinoleum blinds keep it cool and shady in summer.

Two sets of double doors on the conservatory ensure that it’s a perfect link between indoors and outdoors and that it’s in constant use by family and friends.

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This orangery measures 11000 mm wide x 5400 mm deep x 6000 mm high with a floor area of 59.4 sq m. Location, County Monaghan.

Nestled on 1,000 acres of undulating Irish countryside, dotted with ancient woodlands and glittering lakes, Castle Leslie is one of the finest luxury hotels in Ireland. Therefore it’s no surprise that, when undertaking extensive restoration, the Trustees engaged Hamptons to renovate its existing orangery.

Drawing on 30 years’ experience in conservation and listed building projects, Hamptons added bespoke hardwood windows, which sympathetically dressed the magnificent arched and corbelled stone facade. A pitched, gabled roof capped in powder-coated aluminium was added to provide a low maintenance, yet traditional finish, marrying the orangery with the imposing castle buildings.

CRAFTMANSHIP & MANUFACTURING

The design for your bespoke hardwood structure will be brought to life in our purpose built factory by a passionate and committed team, who combine superb craftsmanship with cutting edge technology to provide you with a building that cannot be surpassed.

Hampton Conservatories continues to invest in the latest technology and training, and constant innovation plays an important part in our business. The design and manufacturing process is accredited through the BSI Quality Management System ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, ensuring that the highest quality is maintained.

Excellence in Design & Manufacturing

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LANTERNSA lantern or roof-light will transform rooms that may, currently, have little natural light. Areas that achieve maximum benefit from the addition of a roof-lantern include kitchens, stairwells, flat roofed extensions and internal or low ceilinged rooms. In commercial properties, restaurants or hotels, the increased sense of space and light will completely change the ambience of a room, making it a much more appealing venue.

Internal view of Valley Rafters and Gable Internal view of Hip Rafters, Jack Rafters and Ridge

Internal view of frieze with Cornice, fitted between Valley Rafters & Hip Rafters. Flat perimeter ceiling, with down-lighters.

Internal view of opening Roof Vents, Main Ridge and Gable Ridge intersection

ORANGERY ROOF DETAILS

Our in-house design and engineering departments have devised a revolutionary roof system, featuring a combination of hardwood, supported by our unique aluminium and galvanised steel support system.

It represents a breakthrough in orangery design as its strength, combined with light weight, means that the external entablature can be lighter and narrower than the conventional steel and glulam beam construction. Consequently it can be designed and manufactured in any depth, allowing Hamptons to offer an entablature that is correctly proportioned, based on the height of the building, other manufactures cannot do this, making their entablatures bulky and out of proportion. Finer ‘Common’ and ‘Jack’ rafters also add to the refined profile of the Hampton roof. The internal frieze, which has a cornice moulding, has the option of being plain or panelled.

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Internal CillExternal Panelled Base

17mm Fenestration

Pierced Radiator PanellingInternal Frieze (Panelled)

Door HandleTiles and Glass

Parliament Door Hinge

Casement FastenerScalloped Single Glazing

Casement Stay

Internal Frieze (Plain) Internal Cill

Circular Columns

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‘THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL’

These photos illustrate a small sample of the fine joinery and hardware detailing that has been included in previous Hampton projects and will give you a flavour of what is possible. It is this ability to exactly replicate architectural features from the host property, as well as precise attention to detail and classical proportioning, which distinguishes a bespoke Hampton project from a run-of-the-mill conservatory.

Typical Gable

Corbel Entablature Cornice Entablature

Dentil Entablature Entablature to Tiles

Woven Radiator PanellingWall Control for Automatic Roof Vent

External Frame LightingArched Window Head and Matching Frieze Detail

Plain Hopper Head Internal Panel Base

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Half Window Sashes

Plain Plain Victorian

French Georgian Edwardian RegencyVictorian Gothic

Arched Victorian

Window Sashes

Plain Paxton French Edwardian Full Paxton Plain Victoria

Plain Georgian Georgian Arched Victorian Plain Arch Arched Regency Plain Victoria

Pugin Gothic Strawberry Hill Gothic

Tracery Gothic Simple Regency Regency Full Regency

Clerestory Sashes

Paxton

Fish EyeCircle Oval Wishbone Arched Georgian

Strawberry Hill Gothic

Tracery Gothic Pugin Gothic Victorian Gothic

Edwardian Regency

Arched Regency

Diamond Plain Arch Plain

Orangery Gables

Paxton Gable

Circular Cross Gable

Circle Gable

Ellipse Gable

Gothic Gables

Plain Gothic Gable Tracery Gable

Orangery Box Gutter

Victorian

Quatrefoil

LeafS Ball L Ball

Conservatory Gables

Arch Divided Gable

Square Arch Gable

Decorative Hopper Head

Plain Hopper Head

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At Hampton’s we have developed and patented a totally unique range of high-performance windows and doors, known as “Quattro-Glide” and “Quattro-Seal”. Traditional in appearance, but truly amazing in design.

Innovation - Perfected

Hampton Windows conserve heritage and beauty by concealing new technologies within traditional window and door designs. As a family-run business and sister company of Hampton conservatories, each and every one of our products is manufactured and fully finished in our UK premises.

Our continuing product innovation, combined with a total commitment to both aesthetics and functionality, has enabled our “Quattro-Glide” sliding sash and our “Quattro-Seal” casement windows & doors to be approved for use in Grade 1 and Grade 11 listed buildings.

Hampton’s solid reputation, built over 30 years, has secured our status as a trusted partner and preferred supplier for architects, construction professionals, designers and homeowners alike.

Unique Key Features

• Absolutely no sideways movement of the sash in the frame.

• Absolutely no contact between the sash timber and frame paintwork when sliding.

• Linings machined at 45° angles, to ensure permanent contact with the sash.

• Draft-seals on each corner of the sash, cushioning and gliding the sash movement.

• BFRC tested and awarded a Premiere “A” rating.

• Effortless movement of sash in the frame.

• Traditional lead weights, to ensure perfect balance and ease of operation.

• Ball race pulleys, with traditional non-stretch sash cord.

• Manufactured from D40 sapele mahogany or 60 year minimum service life accoya.

• A choice of 40 Heritage colours.

• Fully factory painted, with our four-step finishing process.

• Fully factory glazed after painting.

• Glazing fenestration as fine as 17 mm, replicating traditional putty single glazing externally.

• Traditional ‘lambs-tongue’ profile, internally.

• All manufacturing carried out under ISO 9001 quality management system.

Unique Key Features

• Frame linings with twin 45° angle profiles to multiply the compression on the draft seals.

• Double draft-seals on all four corners of the sash.

• ‘Secure by Design’ approved.

• Window BFRC tested and awarded a Premiere “A” rating.

• Available in conservation single glazed & heritage double glazed.

• Option for traditional butt hinges or contemporary easy glass clean friction hinges.

• Traditional window-stays & fasteners or contemporary espagnolette multiple locking system.

• Option of French-style double opening windows, without centre mullion.

• Manufactured from D40 sapele mahogany or 60 year minimum service-life accoya.

• A choice of 40 Heritage colours.

• Fully factory painted with our four-step finishing process.

• Fully factory glazed after painting.

• Glazing fenestration as fine as 17 mm, replicating traditional putty single glazing externally.

• Traditional ‘lambs-tongue’ profile, internally.

• All manufacturing carried out under ISO 9001 quality management system.

Quattro - GlideOur sliding sash window, available with either heritage double glazing or conservation single glazing.

Quattro - SealOur range of casement windows & doors, available with either heritage double glazing or conservation single glazing.

Quattro - Glide Quattro - Seal

Note: The colours shown are print representations and should only be used as a guide when browsing this catalogue. Final selection and confirmation must be made from actual colour samples.

Our colour card is available upon request.

ARCHITECHTURAL HARDWARE

HAMPTON PAINTS COLOUR RANGE

An outstanding selection of premier door and window furniture, designed and manufactured exclusively for Hampton Conservatories in five beautiful finishes.

This colour range allows for personal preferences, as well as enabling our designers to add the finishing touch that will compliment a particular design or period.

Our paint is an extremely durable, water-borne acrylic joinery paint, specifically designed for use on hardwood. It is non-toxic and solvent free. The paint is micro-porous which allows the wood to breathe. It has excellent water shedding properties and is highly resistant to flaking or peeling. External roof capping, ridge, finials, cresting and opening vents are power-coated as standard, in a choice of either lead (7022) or blackened lead (9004). We also offer our colour range of paints in a matt emulsion, which has tremendous coverage and is extremely durable. It is suitable for both interior and exterior use, on old or new masonry, and available in 2.5 L and 5 L capacity tins.

Brilliant White Snow White Quartz White Linen White Ivory White Timeless White

Wiltshire White York White Drab White Sandstone Stony Wash Barley Cream

Travertine Muslin Flint Wheat Cornish Clay Pale Walnut Green Clay

Soft Truffle Toffee Vintage Grey Thistle Dove Coat Soft Grey

Georgian Grey Chamomile Vienna Green Goose Wing Stone Green Olive Branch

Swiss Grey French Provence Washed Blue Grey Smoke Leinster Green Black Peat

Gun Smoke Carriage Black Lead (7022) Powdercoat

Blackened Lead (9004) Powdercoat

Bronze

Brass Antique Brass

Polished Nickel Satin Nickel

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We have created a beautiful selection of 40 colours to complement your conservatory or orangery.