Our Replacement Conservatory Roof Styles
Still wondering what type of roof would suit your conservatory, or even what it would look like? Everything you need is right here!
P SHAPED CONSERVATORY ROOF
This shape offers a great deal of flexibility. When measuring the floor area it is important to use the external measurements and split the room in two halves e.g. 3m x 5 = 15 sqm and 2m x 3m = 6 sqm then add the two areas together to provide total area.
T SHAPED CONSERVATORY ROOF
This shape offers a great deal of flexibility. When measuring the floor area it is important to use the external measurements and split the room in two halves e.g. 3m x 5 = 15 sqm and 2m x 3m = 6 sqm then add the two areas together to provide total area.
EDWARDIAN ROOF
Again another popular model that offers a roof of stylised appearance and one where the home owner would really enjoy utilising more than just the typical eight weeks.
LANTERN ROOF
Again another popular model that offers a roof of stylised appearance and one where the home owner would really enjoy utilising more than just the typical eight weeks.
VICTORIAN ROOF
The classic Victorian is again another popular model of conservatory and one you will encounter regularly
ORANGERY
This model is the one you will encounter typically attached to a bungalow as where it attaches to the roof is at a slightly lower elevation and you will encounter box guttering where it abuts to the property.
GABLE END ROOF
Highly stylised the gable end feature a typical fanlight above the front elevation rather than a pitched roof. Once tiled and insulated this offers a greater amount of light.
LEAN TO ROOF
Probably the most popular roof you will encounter, particularly on bungalows where the pitch angle can be a little more flexible and will provide more height for the home owner(s).
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Role
At All Seasons Roof we sell fully tiled and insulated conservatory roof conversions with a choice of ceiling finishes either plaster finish, or tongue and groove UPVC cladding. In addition to the tiled and insulated roofs we also supply just an internal insulation product again with a choice of ceiling finish.
Installation
The time needed to install a typical 5 mtr x 3 mtr conservatory with a plaster finish roof is three days, with a shiplap clad ceiling that is reduced to two days. The insulated only roof solutions take typically one day to complete (subject to size).
Heating
As well as selling the insulated roof products we also supply a range of Chaumont (fire clay) electric heaters which are extremely efficient and cost effective in terms of their running costs and purchase price, In addition to heating there are further add-on products for conservatories such as lighting, additional plaster works, replacement doors and windows etc.
Energy Efficient
With a history in energy efficiency the focus of this side of the business is to provide greater access for existing owners of their conservatory’s to make better use of the investment they have already made thereby extending the period of use across all four seasons of the year.
Market Research
Research carried out on behalf the U.K. government details the actual average use of a conservatory across a 12 month cycle is limited to on average an eight week period (source: Report 6 Conservatories energy follow up survey 2011 Prepared by BRE on behalf of the Department of Energy and Climate Change) which is in reality a very poor return on a lifestyle investment.
In order to improve the use of a conservatory we’ve created eight clear steps that need to be taken and All Seasons Roof are here to help.
- Savings of up to 90% On Conservatory Heating Bills
- Elimination of Noise Nuisance
- Elimination and/or Reduced Glare
- Eradication of Sun Faded Furniture
- Eliminate Overheating in Summer
- Provision of a Comfortable Ambient Temperature All Year Round
- Eliminate Condensation
- Achieves U-value of 0.15
In our experience, to date, there are four main reasons that inhibit your ability to take advantage of your conservatory all year-round
- It is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter
- It is too noisy due to environment and weather change
- Condensation and damp due to thermal transfer
- Furniture can be affected by UV rays
- Glare which can create a need for blinds
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