CONSERVATORY
WARM ROOFS!
WHAT ARE THEY?
WHY CHOOSE US?
WHAT IS A CONSERVATORY WARM ROOF?
A warm roof system is designed with multiple layers of insulation to optimise energy efficiency and ensure comfortable temperatures throughout the year. These systems are constructed with lightweight tiles or slates, providing enhanced insulation and breathability.
The Warmer Roof consists of a timber framework section, either shaped or rectangular, serving as a structural link between the eaves and ridge. This framework is supported by a specially engineered Glulam eaves beam, ensuring exceptional structural strength, durability, and performance.
IMPROVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
One of the most significant advantages of a warm roof conservatory is its thermal performance. With U-values as low as 0.15 W/m²K, these systems drastically reduce heat loss, lowering your heating bills and minimising environmental impact.
The integration of insulated plasterboard, PIR insulation, and a breathable membrane ensures that your conservatory maintains a consistent temperature, making it a comfortable living space year-round. This high-performance insulation helps reduce condensation, glare, and noise, offering a superior environment for relaxation or work.
WHY CHOOSE A WARM ROOF?
Warm roof conservatories are an excellent investment for homeowners seeking to enhance their property. These systems offer a wide range of benefits, including:
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Energy savings: Warm roofs significantly reduce energy consumption by improving insulation and minimising heat loss.
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Increased property value: A well-installed warm roof can add value to your home, making it more attractive to potential buyers.
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Low maintenance: Warm roofs are designed for durability and require minimal upkeep, making them a cost-effective choice over time.
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Year-round comfort: With superior insulation, you can enjoy your conservatory no matter the weather outside.
What Should I Know About Warm Roof Conservatories?
Warm roof conservatories offer significant benefits, such as improved energy efficiency and all-season comfort. Below, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions to help you decide if a warm roof is the right choice for your conservatory.
Is it worth putting a warm roof on a conservatory?
Yes, installing a warm roof on a conservatory is worth it. It improves energy efficiency, regulates temperature year-round, and reduces heating bills. A warm roof transforms your conservatory into a comfortable living space in all seasons, making it a valuable long-term investment.
What is the warmest conservatory roof?
The warmest conservatory roof is a solid, tiled warm roof system. With its multi-layered insulation and low U-values, this roof type ensures excellent thermal efficiency, keeping your conservatory warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
How do I make my conservatory roof warmer?
To make your conservatory roof warmer, you can install a warm roof system with layers of thermal insulation, breathable membranes, and lightweight tiles or slates. Adding insulated blinds and draft-proofing can further enhance the warmth inside the conservatory.
How do I stop heat from coming through my conservatory roof?
You can prevent heat from entering through your conservatory roof by installing a warm roof with integrated insulation layers. This will block excess heat during summer while maintaining cool temperatures. Roof blinds and reflective coatings can also help reduce heat gain.
Do you need planning permission for a warm roof conservatory?
In most cases, you don’t need planning permission for a warm roof conservatory, as long as it complies with building regulations. However, it’s always advisable to check with your local authority to ensure your project meets all requirements.
