Replacement Glass Roofs

Choosing a glass roof for your conservatory offers several advantages.

A conservatory glass roof floods your space with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming environment. This not only enhances your overall living experience but can also help reduce the need for artificial lighting during the day, leading to potential energy savings.

A glass roof provides a seamless connection with the outdoors, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of your garden or surroundings while staying sheltered from the elements. You can sit back and relax while enjoying views of the sky above.

Our glass roofs contribute to improved thermal efficiency, with modern glazing options incorporating advanced insulation technology, helping to maintain comfortable temperatures year-round and potentially lowering your energy bills.

You may also be drawn to a glass roof for its aesthetic appeal. It adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your conservatory, making it a more attractive and valuable addition to your home. In sum, a glass roof offers enhanced natural light, a stronger connection with nature, improved energy efficiency, and increased aesthetic charm, making it a great choice for your conservatory.

Maintaining a glass roof is essential to keep it looking its best and functioning optimally.

By following a few of our maintenance tips, you can extend the life of your glass roof and continue to enjoy the benefits it brings to your home.

Dust, dirt, and debris can accumulate on the glass surface, hindering natural light and the view. Clean the glass regularly with a mixture of mild soap and water. Use a soft sponge or cloth to avoid scratching the glass. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.

Inspect the seals and gaskets for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure they are in good condition to prevent water leaks and maintain insulation.

If you have trees near your conservatory, trim branches to prevent leaves and debris from accumulating on the roof, reducing the need for frequent cleaning.

Ensure that the gutters and downpipes are clear of leaves and debris to prevent water overflow or damage to the roof’s structure.

Selecting the right coloured glass roof for your extension depends on your specific preferences and the atmosphere you want to create.

Here’s a brief overview of the available options:

Aqua – If you prefer a classic look with effective solar control, the aqua tint option is a great choice. It allows natural light while reducing heat and glare.

Neutral – For a more neutral and understated aesthetic with solar control benefits, the neutral tint is a versatile option.

Bronze – Choose bronze-tinted glass to reduce glare while maintaining a warm and inviting ambiance in your extension.

Blue – Opt for a delicate, blue-tinted glass for both solar control and a cooler, refreshing look and feel. It can enhance the sky’s appearance on overcast days.

Clear – Soft neutral-tinted glass offers solar control and a natural, bright atmosphere, creating a seamless connection with your home.

Clearone – Subtle, blue-tinted glass offers similar solar control benefits as clear glass while adding a touch of sophistication.

Elite – This option also provides subtle blue tint solar control, perfect for those seeking a modern and stylish appearance.

Satin Privacy – If privacy is a concern, the opaque finish of satin privacy glass ensures privacy while still allowing natural light to filter through.

Ultimately, your choice should align with your desired style, the ambiance you want to create, and your practical needs. Each option has its unique benefits, so take your time to consider which coloured glass roof best suits your extension and complements your home’s architecture. Our advisors are available to offer advice after a discussion with you.

Our modern glass roof systems are designed to offer effective solar control.

A glass roof can help keep your conservatory cooler in the summer, primarily due to the advanced glazing technologies available today.

Glass panels with solar-reflective coatings can significantly reduce the amount of heat and UV radiation that penetrates your conservatory. This helps maintain a more comfortable indoor temperature.

Low-emissivity (Low-E) glass reflects a significant portion of solar energy while allowing visible light to pass through. This means that you’ll benefit from natural light without excessive heat gain.

Combined with effective ventilation, such as roof vents or windows, a glass roof can facilitate passive cooling by allowing warm air to escape and cool air to enter, helping to regulate the temperature.

You can also consider installing blinds or shading systems to further control the amount of sunlight and heat entering your conservatory during the hottest parts of the day.

Adding roof blinds to your conservatory can be a practical choice.

Blinds offer versatile light and temperature control, allowing you to regulate the amount of sunlight and heat that enters the space. They can reduce glare, prevent overheating in the summer, and help insulate against cold in the winter, making your conservatory more comfortable year-round.

Moreover, roof blinds also enhance privacy and aesthetics. You’ll be able to find various styles and materials to complement your decor.

The decision depends on your specific needs and preferences, but roof blinds can significantly improve the functionality and enjoyment of your conservatory.