Lednice Orangery — Lantern

QELNAVOR Glass — winter, postponed indefinitely

The Lednice is winter, postponed indefinitely: classic orangery proportions over a frost-free citrus regime, cornice and pilaster details from the pattern-book tradition, and glazing that turns January into a reading month.

Orangeries are optimism with a U-value, and ours measure it: thermally broken aluminium or laminated timber frames, insulated safety glass to Ug 1.0, condensation managed by design rather than towel, and ridge details that shed snow without theatrics. Automatic roof vents and shading run quietly; winter runs outside.

Design & Craft

• Needs frost-deep foundations; gaskets available as spares
• Automatic roof vents and shading options run quietly
• Statutory 24-month warranty
• Thermally broken aluminium or laminated timber frames
• Classic orangery proportions: brick-or-timber base, glazed crown
• Winter citrus regime: frost-free with honest heating loads

Specifications

Care

Wash glass with water and a soft blade twice a year; clear gutters and check vent seals each autumn. Gaskets and glass units are available as spare parts — condensation between panes is a warranty conversation, not a mystery.

Questions, Answered

Will it overheat in summer?
Not with the shading and ventilation designed in: automatic roof vents, shading options and door placement are sized to the glass area. The listing states the package; summer states its gratitude.

Is it warm enough in winter?
Insulated glass to Ug 1.0 and thermally broken frames hold a winter garden comfortably above frost, and heating options make it a January room. Growing houses state their own regimes honestly.

The QELNAVOR Promise

Paperwork, handled: most garden pavilions in CZ need only a simple notification, and our drawings and documentation pack turn it into a formality.