Add a little light to you life

At Payne we understand the importance of choosing your conservatory.

Adding a conservatory to your home is a decision that is given a lot of thought and consideration. Here at Payne, we specialise in conservatories and can bring you a wealth of information from our very experienced team helping you to make the choice that is right for you. We offer a huge choice of PVC-u, aluminium and hardwood designs, which can be discussed in the comfort of your own home with one of our free, no obligation site visits.

A Conservatory will enhance any home, and they have a myriad of uses. They can be a comfortable place to relax or unwind, provide a light and airy workroom, a playroom for the kids or an extra room to make any guests feel comfortable. A conservatory will give you more room for living – but living in style.

Today's structurally designed and custom built conservatories and sun lounges are a far cry from the old "lean-to" of yesteryear. Sturdily and beautifully built in smart PVC-U, aluminium or hard wood, our conservatories become an integral part of your home, adding character convenience and value. Often no planning is required.

Our roofs are from Ultraframe who have been designing and manufacturing conservatory roofing systems for over 20 years and are acknowledged as the international industry leaders. Their products are the most thermally efficient on the market and their patented ventilation systems are second to none, preventing condensation and ensuring you can enjoy your conservatory whatever the weather. The twin problem of excessive solar heat in summer and losing warmth in winter has been resolved, with the next generation of glass, such as Pilkington Active Blue.

The benefits include Attractive blue colour offers excellent aesthetics Helps to keep internal temperatures cool whilst maintaining good light transmission Uses daylight and rainwater to break down and wash away organic dirt Works even on cloudy days and during the night Low exterior reflection improves aesthetics of the conservatory