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Orangery fascia / cornice

We have developed two types of orangery fascia. The first, 'The Bloomsbury', is perhaps more suited to smaller, townhouse projects being a little lighter in appearance. The second, 'The Cavendish', is substantial in its architectural detailing with a marked projection making it particularly well suited to large scale extensions. In addition, the fascias also hide the junction between the flat roof and masonry elevations, significantly enhancing the overall refinement of the design.

Orangery fascia with guttering
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Designed to efficiently manage rainwater runoff, collecting and channelling water away from the flat roof. Installed along the roof edge, it combines functionality with an elegant design to complement any building.
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Parapet Cornice
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The Parapet Cornice is a purely decorative feature designed to add a refined, traditional finish to the top of a parapet wall that extends above the roofline. It enhances the overall aesthetic of a building, offering a polished look that complements the architectural style.
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Orangery fascia / cornice Orangery fascia with guttering

Bloomsbury
Maximum height 400mm
Bloomsbury
Orangery fascia / cornice Orangery fascia with guttering

Bloomsbury +
Maximum height 600mm
Bloomsbury +
Orangery fascia / cornice Orangery fascia with guttering

Cavendish
Maximum height 400mm
Cavendish
Orangery fascia / cornice Orangery fascia with guttering

Cavendish +
Maximum height 600mm
Cavendish +

Orangery fascia / cornice

Orangery fascia with guttering

Parapet Cornice

Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury +

Cavendish

Cavendish +

Not sure which fascia is right for your project?

Choosing between a fascia with guttering and a parapet cornice can impact both the aesthetics and functionality of your orangery roof. To help you decide, we've put together a detailed guide explaining the key differences and benefits of each option.