Ultraframe

Ultraframe: glazed extensions and conservatory roof systems for UK homes

Ultraframe operates as a manufacturer of conservatory and extension systems, with a catalogue that covers complete conservatories, orangeries, house extensions and replacement roofs. The company presents its products as pre-manufactured to the customer's specifications and designed for thermally efficient, bright living spaces. Its website is aimed at homeowners in the United Kingdom and directs them to a network of local installers rather than selling directly.

Product range: from full conservatories to replacement roofs

The range is organised into several families. Conservatories are offered in a variety of styles with high-performance glazing and what the company describes as extensive design options. Orangeries are available in traditional and contemporary styles. House extensions are presented as a way to add space and light, with prefabricated components intended to speed up construction. For existing conservatories, Ultraframe supplies replacement roofs in glass, tiled, solid, hybrid and polycarbonate versions, as well as flat roofs that the company states are pre-manufactured and compliant with current Building Regulations.

Under its roof systems, the catalogue lists LivinRoof, Quantal, Stratus Flat Skylight, Stratus Roof Lantern, Ultraframe Flat Roof, Ultraframe Glass Roof, Ultrasky Roof, Ultrasky Lantern, Ultrasky Flat Skylight, UltraRoof, UltraRoof All Tile and Veranda. These are the specific product names used by the manufacturer.

hup! modular extensions

Ultraframe promotes hup! as a modular extension system. According to the company, it is designed to create bright living spaces quickly and with minimal disruption to the home and family. The system appears as a distinct extension type alongside conservatories, orangeries and replacement roofs.

Design, manufacturing and installer network

The company states that its products are engineered to specification and refined over time. It also refers to state-of-the-art manufacturing and design technology, including an interactive roof designer and a virtual showroom tour. For installation, Ultraframe works through Ultra Installers, local companies that the manufacturer says have been tested and assessed for competency. The website allows homeowners to submit details to be passed to up to three local recommended installers for a no-obligation quote. Ultraframe presents the Ultra Installer as a single point of contact managing a project from design to build, including regulatory paperwork, with an agreed price and schedule of works.

Enhancements and performance features

Beyond the core structures, the catalogue includes a set of enhancements: central lighting panel, cornice, crestings and finials, high-performance glazing, insulated pelmet, super-insulated columns and structural goal post. These are listed as options or components that can be incorporated into a conservatory, orangery or extension project.

Case studies and customer feedback

The website includes case studies of completed projects. Among those dated in 2026, one describes a light-filled extension for Mr and Mrs Wilmot, another covers the replacement of an ageing conservatory for the Crawford family, and a third follows homeowner Gary Pothecary in replacing an old conservatory with a hup! extension. The site also displays reviews attributed to installers in the Ultra Installer network, including Custom Glaze, 5 Star Windows & Conservatories, Taverham Conservatories & Windows, KJM Group, Orion Windows, Permaframe Home Improvements, Vale Conservatory Company Ltd, Joedan and T&K Home Improvements. These reviews refer to installation experiences rather than to Ultraframe's manufacturing role directly.

Trade and professional audience

Ultraframe maintains a section for trade customers alongside its homeowner-facing content. The site also provides advice and inspiration, a gallery, videos and a help section, indicating that it addresses both end customers and the installers who buy its systems.