Orangeries & Winter Gardens

Buy custom-made steel winter gardens online

Classic Garden Elements, founded in 1998 by Otto Duris and Johannes Dietrich, manufactures winter gardens, orangery buildings, pool houses, beach houses, garden pavilions and greenhouses made of steel and glass. We stand for unique design and the best craftsmanship. All of our steel winter gardens are extremely durable and easy to maintain.

Our range of designs for a variety of completely different glass conservatories and garden houses consists of variations of Classic, Victorian, Art Deco and Bauhaus. We manufacture these exclusively to measure for our customers. And we are happy to develop other, suitable designs for difficult or demanding locations. Manufacturing alone is not enough. At Classic Garden Elements, a team of specialists is at your side who will accompany you from the beginning in all planning phases, from design and building permit to completion and construction. Click here for our Wintergarten Manual on these topics.

High-quality steel winter gardens made to measure

We manufacture our winter gardens from hot-dip galvanized steel. This is only hot-dip galvanized after all welding work has been completed, so that even the weld seams that are particularly susceptible to rust are hot-dip galvanized. The steel profiles are also hot-dip galvanized on the inside.

The hot-dip galvanized steel beams are then additionally powder coated. The powder coating is usually done with colors from the English manufacturer Farrow & Ball, which shine with their high pigment density and appeal to the senses. By treating the steel beams in this way, we ensure that rust or corrosion have no chance. Not even in the salty air by the sea.

With steel we can also build very large buildings and even two-story greenhouses. Other common conservatory materials such as wood, aluminum and PVC are only suitable to a limited extent. Steel is also particularly suitable for conservatories that are inhabited all year round.

For the glazing, we use single, double or triple glazing depending on the object and customer requirements. Single glazing is typically found in greenhouses or cold conservatories. While double and triple glazing is a must for conservatories that are inhabited all year round. Roof windows and floor flaps (for fresh air) come with electronic window lifters as standard. They can therefore be connected to the conservatory's electrical climate control, together with the heating devices and the ceiling fan.

We offer a range of options when it comes to shading. These can vary greatly depending on the local climate and the direction of the conservatory and always require careful planning.

With a few exceptions, winter gardens, like most building projects, require a building permit. We are here to help you, prepare the documents for the building permit application and can also submit the building permit application for you through our architects.

Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing the conservatory of your choice – our offers with technical sketches are free of charge.