Conservatories Can Now Have A Solid Roof

Many homeowners are choosing to fit solid roofs to their conservatories, transforming them into rooms they can use all year round. This is often referred to as a ‘retrofit’.

One of the biggest concerns people have about a solid conservatory roof is that it will be much darker than an existing glass or polycarbonate conservatory. However, this isn’t necessarily the case.

Aesthetics

Despite some common misconceptions, a solid conservatory roof can provide stunning interiors that are perfect for any space facebook page. This is thanks to the glazed panels that act like skylights, which can be complemented by downlights for a truly modern finish.

Aside from the aesthetics, a solid roof will reduce glare and noise levels – useful for people who use their conservatory as an office or living room. It can also help regulate the temperature, which is important if you plan to use your conservatory throughout the year.

If you’re considering a replacement conservatory roof, make sure to work with an experienced installer. Look for a company with FENSA and CERTASS accreditation. CERTASS is particularly important because it ensures that your project is compliant with building regulations. This is essential to avoid a costly mistake and to protect your investment. You can also ask a company to supply and fit roof windows or a part solid, part glazed alternative to mitigate light loss.

Energy efficiency

Replacing your conservatory roof with a warm solid roof can transform your space into a real room you can use all year round. It will also add value to your home.

You can reduce energy bills, as solid roofs are more efficient than glazed roofs. Insulation layers stop any heat escaping from your conservatory, so you won’t be paying as much for heating and cooling.

A common concern people have when considering a solid conservatory roof is that it will block out natural light completely, but this isn’t the case. There are many different options for letting in light, including roof glazing panels and angled glazed walls.

Whether you have a simple lean-to conservatory or a P shape conservatory, our Livinroof and Ultraroof replacement roofs can be fitted to suit your existing design. Both are incredibly popular as they offer high levels of thermal performance, which ensures your conservatory stays warmer in winter and cooler in summer.

Noise reduction

Spending time in a conservatory during rain isn’t usually very pleasant because it can sound like there’s a marching band on your roof. A replacement conservatory roof fitted with foil insulation will significantly reduce this noise, allowing you to relax in your new room without feeling that it’s raining in your ears.

A high-quality solid conservatory roof will be strong enough to support a Velux roof window which can be inserted in a variety of ways to suit the shape and style of your room. These windows offer a great way to bring more natural light into your conservatory and can be positioned in such a way that you can control where the sunlight falls within the room.

When you choose a company to fit your new conservatory roof, it’s essential to ensure that they are FENSA and CERTASS registered. This will ensure that the firm is properly insured and has a guarantee in case any issues arise during installation.

Light loss

Many homeowners have a conservatory with a glass roof that is difficult to use during the summer months because it turns into an unbearably hot space. The problem is often the roof and this is where a solid conservatory roof replacement can help.

When you have a solid conservatory roof fitted you can enjoy your new room all year round. It is a quick and easy way to transform your conservatory and it can solve all of the issues that you are having with the room, especially when using it during the warmer months.

A solid conservatory roof can be installed on an existing conservatory without the need for planning permission, as long as it is built to a specific design and the doors, windows and glazing are in-line with Building Regulations. Planet’s Ultraroof and Livinroof are both solid conservatory roof systems that have been designed to work with any existing conservatory or new build.