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"Your premium oak sunroom, designed and built exclusively for your home, perfectly combining luxury, comfort, and practicality to enrich your lifestyle"

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More and more homeowners are choosing Oak sunrooms when looking to add extra usable space to their property. The main reason for this is that these beautiful structures can be used to extend your kitchen, living or dining space. An oak sunroom will not only make your home aesthetically but by flooding your home with sunlight will give you a space that is both airy and warm. 

The design of Oak Sunrooms means that the warmth of the sun is captured and your home will be flooded with light. This beautiful extension of your home can be utilised for social gatherings or just as a place where you can relax with family. An oak sunroom will afford you sweeping views of your garden and beyond all year round making it a wonderful addition to any home and in many cases it will become the focal point of the property. 

Here at Oak by Design we offer clients bespoke oak sunrooms that will be designed in such a way that it blends perfectly with the original aesthetics of your property. This is demonstrated by the fact our expert team even has the ability to seamlessly incorporate modern designs into more traditional properties. If you are looking to increase the overall footprint of your home why not contact our team today and find out about our stylish oak sunrooms.

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Why Oak is a great Choice for a Sunroom

If you're dreaming of a glazed extension that combines classic charm with lasting style, an oak sunroom is a beautiful choice. Oak brings a natural warmth and character that never goes out of fashion, making it a standout feature in any home.

One of the biggest reasons people choose oak is for its striking appearance and incredible strength. Oak sunrooms don’t just look impressive, they are built to last for years. While it's true that oak can be more expensive than other materials at the start, this initial cost is balanced by the long-term value it brings. With proper care and minimal maintenance, an oak sunroom will continue to be both sturdy and stylish for years to come. This is why many homeowners now regard them as a smart and worthwhile investment.

When creating an oak sunroom our team works closely with the client. This begins with a thorough consultation that allows us to get a clear understanding of your vision. From the shape and size to the fine details in the frame, design experts work closely with you to ensure the finished space fits seamlessly with the style of your home. Whether your property is a traditional or modern design, our aim is to craft a sunroom that enhances its character while meeting your exact requirements. 

If your home is in a conservation area or is a listed building, getting planning permission is an essential step. These situations often come with strict guidelines to preserve the area’s historical value. That’s why it’s important to work with specialists who have experience designing glazed extensions for heritage properties. At Oak by Design we understand how to navigate regulations and can create a design that respects the property's unique features without sacrificing style or quality.

What truly sets oak sunrooms apart is the attention to detail in both design and construction. From the rich grain of the wood to the precision of the joinery, every element reflects skilled craftsmanship. The result is a space that feels luxurious, welcoming, and timeless, a room filled with natural light and made from one of nature’s most beautiful materials.

Oak Sunrooms Durable and Long Lasting

Choosing an oak sunroom is a smart investment for homeowners looking for a strong, long-lasting extension to their property.

Oak is well known for its durability and as such is able to stand the test of time. Unlike some other materials, oak naturally resists wear and tear, making it a reliable choice for a structure that our clients are looking to utilise and enjoy for many years to come. 

The strength of an oak sunroom comes not just from the wood itself, but also from the way it’s built. These glazed extensions are carefully designed and constructed by experienced professionals. We select every component from the timber frames to the glass panels, and install them with quality and longevity in mind.

One of oak’s unique qualities is that it improves with age. Instead of fading or breaking down, it develops a rich, attractive patina over time, adding even more character to the sunroom. With regular care and maintenance, an oak sunroom can last for decades. It provides a beautiful, lasting space that adds both comfort and value to a home.

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Why Choose Oak by Design for your Oak Sunroom

When you choose us for your oak sunroom you are investing in top-quality craftsmanship, premium materials, and exceptional customer service. Each sunroom is expertly crafted by skilled professionals using sustainably sourced oak, guaranteeing, style, strength, and durability.

The team works closely with you from the start to finish of your project, delivering a bespoke design that perfectly complements your home and lifestyle. With attention to detail in every joint and finish, our team creates timeless spaces that are built to last. Along with aesthetic appeal and year-round comfort, an oak sunroom can significantly increase the value of your property making it a smart and stylish long-term investment.


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FAQ'S

There are a number of factors that will help determine whether or not planning permission is needed for a sunroom extension. These include size, location and design along with any local regulations. In a lot of cases sunrooms can be built in line with permitted development which means it will not require planning permission.

However, you may need planning permission if:

Your home is in a conservation area or is a listed building

The sunroom significantly alters the building's appearance

It exceeds size or height limits for permitted development

Our advice would be to always check with your local authority or consult a professional before starting the project to ensure compliance.

The price of a sunroom is dependent on a number of different factors such as size, design and the kind of features you want in it.
The main differences between a sunroom and a conservatory lie in their construction, insulation, and how they’re used:

Construction & Materials:

A conservatory typically has a glass or polycarbonate roof and mostly glazed walls, making it feel light and airy.

A sunroom will generally usually have a solid, tiled roof with large windows, offering better insulation and a more "room-like" feel.

Insulation & Comfort:

Conservatories can get too hot in summer and cold in winter without extra insulation.

Sunrooms are better insulated and more comfortable for year-round use.

Integration with the Home:

Sunrooms often feel like a true extension of the house.

Conservatories tend to feel like a separate, lighter space.

Planning Considerations:

Both can fall under permitted development, but sunrooms may require more structural integration

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