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Exaco Janssens T-Shaped Junior Victorian Orangerie 10ft x 13ft
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EOS Exaco Janssens T-Shaped Royal Antique Victorian Greenhouse 13ft x 13ft
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Exaco Janssens T-Shaped Royal Victorian Orangerie 13ft x 16ft
Regular price From $19,699.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per$21,999.00 USDSale price From $19,699.00 USDSale -
Exaco Royal T-Shaped Victorian Antique Orangerie 13ft x 16ft
Regular price $25,900.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per$28,499.00 USDSale price $25,900.00 USDSale -
Alton Cambridge T-Shaped Cedar Orangerie
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Exaco Janssens Cathedral Victorian Orangerie Greenhouse 15ft x 20ft
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Alton Durham T-Shaped Cedar Orangerie
Regular price From $25,690.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per$28,600.00 USDSale price From $25,690.00 USDSale
About the manufacturer
Janssens (imported by Exaco)
Janssens is a Belgian manufacturer that designs and builds aluminum and glass greenhouses, best known for the Royal Victorian, Junior Victorian, Orangerie and Retro lines. Every model is made to be a permanent, beautiful part of the garden, with rot-proof aluminum frames, real glass and roof vents for airflow.
Exaco is the company that imports Janssens greenhouses into the United States and supports them here, so you get European craftsmanship with US-based service and parts.
An orangery (also spelled orangerie) is a grand glass garden room, first built to shelter citrus trees through European winters. Today it is the most elegant way to grow year-round, entertain, or simply sit in your garden in any weather. At Mulberry Greenhouses in Atlanta, GA we carry orangery and conservatory greenhouse kits from Exaco Janssens (Belgium) and Alton (UK). Every orangery ships free to mainland US addresses.
Orangeries for Sale: Compare Our Models
| Orangery | Size | Frame & style |
|---|---|---|
| Janssens T-Shaped Junior Orangerie | 10'x13' | Aluminum and glass; the most affordable way into an orangery |
| Janssens T-Shaped Royal Orangerie | 13'x16' (about 185 sq ft) | 4mm tempered glass, 6'7" walls, dark green frame |
| EOS T-Shaped Royal Antique Victorian | 13'x13' | Antique Victorian detailing in a square footprint |
| Royal T-Shaped Antique Orangerie | 13'x16' | Ornate antique style in white or black |
| Janssens Cathedral Orangerie | 15'x20' | Our grandest glasshouse, with a large cupola, in black or bronze |
| Alton Cambridge Cedar Orangerie | 9'10" wide, 12'5" to 20'10" long | Western Red Cedar and toughened glass, 10' peak, made in the UK |
| Alton Durham Cedar Orangerie | 7'5" wide, 12'5" to 20'10" long | A narrower cedar orangery for smaller gardens |
Orangery, Conservatory or Greenhouse: What's the Difference?
- Greenhouse: built mainly for growing, with maximum light and ventilation.
- Orangery: a larger, more architectural glasshouse, often T-shaped, with extra headroom and floor space. It works as a growing room, a sunroom and a showpiece all at once.
- Conservatory: traditionally a glass room attached to the house for relaxing among plants. Our orangeries stand on their own in the garden, so they make a beautiful freestanding conservatory. For an attached sunroom, see the Berlin Solarveranda and our lean-to greenhouses.
Glass or Cedar Orangery?
Exaco Janssens orangeries use 4mm tempered glass in rubber seals on a low-maintenance aluminum frame. The Royal Orangerie is rated for 115 mph wind gusts and a 28.5 psf ground snow load, and includes a foundation frame. Alton cedar orangeries pair Grade 1 Western Red Cedar with single-pane toughened glass and Victorian ridge cresting. The Cambridge adds a lockable hinged door, shelving and a 10-year warranty against rot. Glass-and-aluminum is the lowest-upkeep choice; cedar gives the warmest, most natural look.
Love the look but want something smaller? Browse our Victorian greenhouses. Want a room for living as much as growing? See our garden rooms and greenhouse offices.
🌿 Why buy your orangery from Mulberry Greenhouses? We are a small, woman-owned business in Atlanta, GA, accredited by the BBB with an A+ rating, and an authorized Exaco dealer. We ship free to mainland US addresses, answer every question personally, and offer a Price Match Guarantee (please check the rules). Call 678-408-8222 and we will help you choose.
Orangery FAQ
What is an orangerie?
Orangerie is the French spelling of orangery: a large, elegant glasshouse originally used to overwinter orange and lemon trees. Today the two words mean the same thing.
Can I grow citrus in an orangery?
Yes. That is what orangeries were designed for. Most citrus trees grow happily in large pots, moved inside for winter. In cold climates, add a heater to keep the orangery above freezing.
Can an orangery be used as a sunroom?
Absolutely. The extra headroom and floor space leave room for a table and chairs among your plants. Many customers use theirs for morning coffee, dinners or a quiet reading spot.
Does an orangery need a foundation?
Yes. Orangeries are large and heavy, so they need a level, solid base, usually concrete. Our greenhouse foundation guide walks you through it, and you should check local permit rules before you build.
Who assembles an orangery?
Orangeries arrive as complete kits with instructions. Because of their size, many owners hire help. Our assembly crews page lists crews past customers have used; we are not affiliated with any of them.
How is an orangery delivered?
By freight truck, curbside. Shipping is free to mainland US addresses. Please let us know if your street cannot take a large truck.
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