Reinvent Your Conservatory With A Solid Roof

A common major grumble levelled at traditional conservatories is that they become uninhabitable in the summer and winter months due to either feeling too hot or too cold.
The finger of blame can be pointed squarely at the roofing system as it is obviously no longer capable of delivering the necessary standard of thermal efficiency. That doesn’t however mean nothing can be done to resolve the problem.

A solid roof is the perfect roofing remedy…

There really is no contest between a standard conservatory roof and a solid roof. How do we know? Let’s analyse the facts:

Standard conservatory roof vs solid roof

Standard glass roof

• As we have briefly mentioned, a standard glass roof typically becomes less and less thermally efficient as it ages. This has an adverse effect on the conservatory’s internal temperature.
• The traditional tiles or slates that make up a conservatory roof quickly fragment and lose their appearance. Maintaining them can be tiresome and difficult.
• There is very little opportunity to adapt an old conservatory roof.

Solid roof

• A solid roof covering will improve thermally efficiency so that a conservatory can be utilised 24/7. You won’t feel a hint of coldness or excess warmth.
• Supplied as lightweight tiles or lightweight slates, a solid roof can be finished in a colour that complements the house and makes it look as though the conservatory is a natural extension of the home.
• These tiles and slates are resilient enough to resist all types of weather. They won’t disintegrate and their performance won’t diminish.
• Roof windows can be incorporated into a solid roof if you want to bring more natural sunlight inside and have a useful source of ventilation during the warmest months.
• A lengthy guarantee comes supplied with the solid roof, a sure-fire sign of its lasting qualities.

You won’t find a more solid investment for your home than a solid roof. We have special solid conservatories brochure that you can download for FREE. Get your copy now!