What Conservatory Colours Can I Choose?

11th July 2014

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Adding a conservatoryorangery or atrium to your property is a great way of enhancing your living space, and once installed, you’ll only wish you’d done it sooner. So often, the conservatory or internal pelmet becomes the home’s hub; it’s where everyone wants to be no matter the weather.

When deciding on the style of conservatory you want and any other features, it is whether a coloured roof would add that extra finishing touch. When you come direct to Ultraframe, we offer a range of conservatory colours – from subtle heritage shades to bolder and brighter contemporary colours.

High Quality Conservatory Colours

The colour of your conservatory can be anything you want it to be. How is this possible? Ultraframe’s conservatory colour choices are based on industry standard RAL and BS (British Standard) shade charts, so you can choose your conservatory colours just as you would with ordinary, liquid paint. That, however, is where all similarities stop when comparing liquid paint and powder coating.

Ultraframe’s in house paint shop team use the latest spray and bake on process to powder coat the conservatory frame in a high grade acrylic colour of your choice. This process is the same method that gives such an excellent and durable finish to the bodywork of cars and modern bicycle frames. There is no need to settle for anything less regarding Ultraframe’s conservatories. 

Conservatory Customisation: Superior to Paint

With powder coating, you get a superior finish on your conservatory. You won’t fall victim to running or sagging paint – only witness a perfect gradient of smoothly applicated conservatory colours. The application process and 60°C bake results in the coloured powder coating adhering better than liquid paint as it forms a skin over your conservatory frame. This allows you to enjoy a beautifully consistent finish across your conservatory.

This results in an even distribution of colour so that you won’t see any variations between vertical and horizontal sections. You’ll have a smooth, uniform finish, just like those gleaming new cars in the showroom. The other great advantage of the powder coating process is the tough, durable finish guaranteed to last on your conservatory.


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Getting the Right Conservatory Colour for You

Whatever conservatory style, period or contemporary you choose, you can add the ultimate finishing touch in any colour you want. This means that any Approved Ultra Installer can tailor your new home improvement to suit both the size and style of your home and your personal tastes and budget.

The conservatory colours we offer comprise a real woodgrain texture, allowing them to stand as a perfect complementary addition to traditional and modern buildings. This also means that you’ll enjoy all the benefits of a classic wooden appearance without worrying about any maintenance problems that come with the material.

Our conservatory colour options include ‘White’, ‘Cream’, ‘Ebony Black’, ‘Sage Green’, ‘Grey’, ‘Rosewood’, ‘Light Oak’ and ‘Irish Oak’. This selection enables you to find a conservatory colour that conveys the character and charm that you are after. An Ultraframe specialist can advise you on finding the best colour for your conservatory.

Why are Conservatory Colours Important?

Multiple studies have shown that colours can profoundly affect our mood, including a notable positive effect on your wellbeing. So much so that it influences how we interact with each other and our surroundings. This is an important factor to consider when deciding what colour you will have in your conservatory, especially if you plan to spend a large amount of time there.

Breaking up colour groups allows us to explain better the different effects that colour has, allowing you to make much more of an informed decision when it comes to finding your ideal conservatory appearance:

  • Black

Powerful and sophisticated, black is uncompromising in revealing hidden potential – a striking choice for any homeowner.

  • White

Known as the colour of purity, this well balanced and optimistic colour exudes a sense of openness and generosity.

  • Greens

This colour is the go to choice for lovers of nature, capturing a beautiful relationship between harmony and balance.

  • Greys

A subtle, understated choice that protects us from outside influence, greys are inherently independent and individualistic in their application.

  • Browns

Alleviating insecurity and bringing a sense of security, browns reflect the colour of mother earth to reflect a homely and comforting aesthetic.


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Find Your Nearest Approved Ultra Installer

All Ultraframe specialists are well versed in our products and colours, which means they can offer invaluable advice on how to get the best fit for your home. With the most technologically advanced home improvement solutions, you won’t have to settle for anything less.

Find your nearest approved Ultra Installer to benefit from unrivalled quality and professionalism. We vet and assess our installers before we approve them, ensuring they stand in line with our market leading standards. It’s never been easier to enjoy the peace of mind that comes with unrivalled quality.

 

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