Increasing your living comfort, enjoying your garden in all weathers, extra insulation and low maintenance, that’s what a plastic conservatory will offer you. Renoca has set out all the prices and options for you.
What does a plastic conservatory cost?
A plastic conservatory is an investment, but it does offer you nice benefits including extra space and an increase in the value of your house. A plastic conservatory is also known for its durability, good insulation and competitive prices. The prices of plastic conservatories can be found in the cost overview below.
| Size | Average price including materials, labour and VAT |
|---|---|
| Plastic conservatory of 10 m2 | £ 10,000 |
| Plastic conservatory of 15 m2 | £ 15.000 |
| Artificial conservatory of 20 m2 | £ 20,000 |
| Artificial conservatory of 30 m2 | £ 25,000 |
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Price examples
We have listed 3 price examples of having a plastic conservatory installed for you.
Plastic conservatory basic
Do you live in a mid-terrace house and are looking for extra space in your home? Having a 10 sq m plastic conservatory installed will cost you an average of £10,000, including materials, labour and VAT.
Average plastic conservatory
Most people choose a plastic conservatory between 15 sq m and 20 sq m, a spacious place where you can dine with a group. Having an average-sized plastic conservatory installed costs on average between £15,000 and £20,000, including materials, labour and VAT. This conservatory is suitable for almost all types of houses, from mid-terrace houses to spacious villas, as long as there is enough space in the garden.
Plastic conservatory large
Do you really want to unpack and enjoy a spacious plastic conservatory, a complete living space in addition? A large-sized conservatory is often seen in detached houses and/or houses with a large garden. Having a 30 m2 plastic conservatory installed will cost you an average of £25,000, including materials, labour and VAT.
How are the costs of having a conservatory built?
Choices that affect the price of a plastic conservatory
As soon as you have decided on a plastic conservatory, you will be faced with the following choices, all of which will affect the amount of the final total price.
Choice 1: The size of your plastic conservatory
Of all the choices you make, the size of your plastic conservatory will have the biggest impact on the price. Count on an average price of £1,000 per m2 for having a plastic conservatory installed. Are you going for a conservatory larger than 30m2? From this point on, the price per m2 flattens out as the fixed costs don’t get much higher.
Choice 2: Type of glass
A good plastic conservatory comes with double- or HR-glass as standard. Like most people, do you want to insulate your conservatory properly? Then opt for HR++ glass. Below you can see what the additional prices are per glass type.
| Glass type | More price including VAT, excluding labour costs | U-value* (the lower the better) |
|---|---|---|
| Double glazing | Standard | 2.7 |
| HR | £5 per m2 of glass | 1.7 – 2.0 |
| HR+ | £10 per m2 of glass | 1.3 – 1,6 |
| HR++ | £ 15 per m2 of glass | 1.2 |
| HR++ | £ 55 per m2 of glass | 0.5 – 0.9 |
Choice 2: Choose a design
The great advantage of a plastic conservatory is that there are many different designs available. Plastic conservatories were always badly known for their simple look. Nowadays, manufacturers release plastic conservatories in all kinds of designs. A wood pattern, for example, combines the warmth of wood with the advantages of plastic. These are the extra options that bring you comfort and luxury.
| Extra option | Average additional price including material, labour costs and VAT |
|---|---|
| Sun blinds | £ 200 (per m2) |
| Tiles to be laid | £ 50 (per m2) |
| Laminate to be laid | £ 10 (per m2) |
| Air conditioning | £ 1.500 (per unit) |
| Painting | £ 35 (per m2) |
| Central heating | £ 1,000 |
| Floor heating | £ 750 (up to 20 m2) |
| Sliding door | £ 1.000 (per facade) |
| Sliding roof | £ 1,700 (per m2) |
| Lighting | £ 2.000 (per m2) |
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