How much does a timber conservatory cost?

Timber conservatories look far superior and can be bespoke built to match your property with frames carved and finished with a variety of joinery styles, either plain or ornate and there is no limit for the colour. As a result of the workmanship the average cost of a timber conservatory can be 50% more than uPVC and will start from around £25,000 for a basic structure. Read more...

How long will a timber conservatory last?

Timber is an excellent choice of material as it offers excellent opportunities for bespoke finishing and colouring to match your home. A well-cared for wooden conservatory can last just as long as alternative materials if well maintained. Our paint finishes protect your conservatory but we recommend repainting every 5 to 10 years to help maintain its longevity.

How can I maintain my timber conservatory?

All of our wooden conservatories are made from specifically selected, seasoned wood. Timber has natural properties that help it withstand the elements and in the factory, we apply a 'colour harmonising' finish containing a preservative. We then apply a micro-porous protective paint finish. However, timber is a natural material so it requires regular attention to keep them looking good.

What timber species do you use for your timber conservatories?

We use carefully selected Siberian Larch from sustainable forests. The cold Siberian climate results in a small growth each year which is shown in the timber’s tight grain pattern and giving it excellent durability and stability. All of the timber we use is also FSC certified.

Why do people choose timber conservatories?

Timber is considered by many to be the most visually pleasing materials. It’s natural beauty suits both traditional and modern properties. For many homes, particularly in conservation areas, a wooden conservatory is the perfect choice. They also add an authentic, traditional look and are a great choice for period properties.

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The Amdega Timber Conservatory Collection

Beautifully hand-crafted
Made from sustainable wood
Ideal for period or listed buildings
Multi-point locking mechanisms
A wide range of paint finishes

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The Amdega Collection

Since 1874, Amdega has been producing the finest hand-crafted timber windows, doors and conservatories in the UK. Their quality and craftmanship makes them a perfect fit for us, and why we're proud to announce it's now exclusively available from Everest.

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A timber orangery seamlessly blending into the exterior of a house

Why choose a Timber Conservatory?

Wooden conservatories offer the finest in craftsmanship. Completely bespoke, they bring you the ultimate in timeless, natural elegance. Once installed, they look not just as if they belong in place but as if they have always been there.

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Timber Conservatories – the natural choice

A timber conservatory doesn’t just look like it belongs in place, but that it's always been there. Hand-crafted from carefully selected Siberian Larch timber sourced from sustainable forests, it has the power to transform any property with its looks and practicality alike.

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The weather forecast: always good

With a conservatory like this you can open the roof for extra ventilation. The weather sensors mean that you can even set it to open and close automatically, depending on conditions. In extreme cold weather, the optional wall heaters, or underfloor heating will prove their worth, although the excellent natural insulating properties of timber mean that most of the time they will not be necessary.

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Something a little different

Your timber conservatory doesn’t have to completely match your home; it can simply complement it. Here, the owner has opted for a different use of colour and style, yet the ensemble still works well. Everything is bespoke and there are so many choices - you can even opt for classical eaves, all kinds of gables and ornate cresting.

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The inside story

From inside, the ornateness of the detail and the precision of the craftsmanship are even more apparent. You can also see the unobtrusive ways in which the roof openings are controlled. The colours, meanwhile, blend perfectly with the outside, making the conservatory not just a natural extension of the house, but of the garden.

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A seamless extension

This timber orangery, features less glass and a more solid construction. The jewel-shaped roof is an eye-catching classical feature which maximises light, while the chosen paint finish beautifully complements the stonework of the house. Note how even the guttering blends seamlessly in with the design, and the main property.

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A natural part of your home

Viewed from inside, this is a good example of how a timber conservatory or, in this case, orangery, fits perfectly with your home. It really is an extra room, designed to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer, with plenty of natural light and fine outside views at any time, while the French doors offer inviting access to the garden.

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As if it’s always been there

The natural beauty of timber suits both traditional and modern properties, while for homes in conservation areas it’s the perfect choice, offering old-fashioned grace with modern technology. The wood has natural properties which help it withstand the weather, with a little help from the preservative within the finish we apply.

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Slowly does it

The timber we use has a tight grain pattern, giving it extra stability and durability, as well as a fine appearance. It’s certified sustainable by the Forest Stewardship Council and its production also uses less energy than aluminium or other materials. As a natural retainer heat you also need less energy to keep your home warm.

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Safety and security as standard

Here you can see the many security features including reinforced wall frames, hook-bolts and key-locking handles, together with multi-point locking, while toughened glass is installed as standard. For extra reassurance, all materials and workmanship are guaranteed for 10 years, and there’s also a 30-year guarantee against rot or fungus.

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Elegance is timeless

A timber conservatory can look just as good on a modern property as a period one. Here the Everest casement windows of the house are perfectly matched by the frames of the conservatory, with the symmetric simplicity of the French doors at either end completing the picture.

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The benefits of a Timber Conservatory

Solid construction

Made from carefully selected Engineered Siberian Larch timber, giving it excellent durability and stability, so you can rest assured that your wooden conservatory will keep its good looks. All our timber is sourced from sustainable forests and is FSC certified.

Keep the heat in and the cold out

Timber naturally retains heat, and we have paired it with low-e internal glass which reflects heat back into the room, a low iron outer glass pane to improve window clarity and Q-Lon seals to improve weather resistance. All of which means your wooden conservatory will be as wonderfully warm in the winter as it’s bright and cool in the summer.

Beautiful finish

We have an attractive range of painted finishes as standard to complement your colour scheme, but we can match any shade you like. Our tolerance for gaps is also far less than with other suppliers, plus we use a timber trim around the edge of our wooden conservatories for a neater finish.

Guaranteed for peace of mind

Naturally, peace of mind comes as standard. Our timber conservatories carry a 10-year guarantee on workmanship and materials including 2 years on paint finishes. We also have a 30-year guarantee against fungus and rot.

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Timber conservatory FAQs

Choosing a new conservatory can be a daunting task, so to help you here are some popular FAQs which you might find useful.

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How much does a timber conservatory cost?
Timber conservatories look far superior and can be bespoke built to match your property with frames carved and finished with a variety of joinery styles, either plain or ornate and there is no limit for the colour. As a result of the workmanship the average cost of a timber conservatory can be 50% more than uPVC and will start from around £25,000 for a basic structure.

Read more: How much does a conservatory cost?
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How long will a timber conservatory last?
Timber is an excellent choice of material as it offers excellent opportunities for bespoke finishing and colouring to match your home. A well-cared for wooden conservatory can last just as long as alternative materials if well maintained. Our paint finishes protect your conservatory but we recommend repainting every 5 to 10 years to help maintain its longevity.
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How can I maintain my timber conservatory?
All of our wooden conservatories are made from specifically selected, seasoned wood. Timber has natural properties that help it withstand the elements and in the factory, we apply a 'colour harmonising' finish containing a preservative. We then apply a micro-porous protective paint finish. However, timber is a natural material so it requires regular attention to keep them looking good.
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What timber species do you use for your timber conservatories?
We use carefully selected Siberian Larch from sustainable forests. The cold Siberian climate results in a small growth each year which is shown in the timber’s tight grain pattern and giving it excellent durability and stability. All of the timber we use is also FSC certified.
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Why do people choose timber conservatories?
Timber is considered by many to be the most visually pleasing materials. It’s natural beauty suits both traditional and modern properties. For many homes, particularly in conservation areas, a wooden conservatory is the perfect choice. They also add an authentic, traditional look and are a great choice for period properties.