INSULATED CONSERVATORY - Tyneside Home Improvements

INSULATED
CONSERVATORY
ROOF BUYERS GUIDE
5
Things You Need To Know
When Considering An Insulated
Conservatory Roof
EDWARDIAN
GABLE
VICTORIAN
INTRODUCTION
Do you find it frustrating that the
conservatory you envisaged as an
extension of your home, isn’t usable in
the winter because it’s freezing cold?
And turns into a stuffy furnace on hot
summer’s days?
You have probably also noticed that:
• It’s Too Noisy in rainy weather (and
being Britain that’s a lot of the
time), meaning you can’t hear the
TV or Radio.
• There is Too Much Glare in direct
sunlight.
• It suffers from build-up of airborne
dirt, meaning you’re constantly
cleaning
• It’s essentially a waste of valuable
living space.
Replacing your conservatory roof
with an insulated, tiled roof turns your
conservatory into an all year sunroom
which is quiet, cosy and relaxing.
You have two options when doing this:
• You can have a traditional roof
installed, similar to that on your
home. Your existing conservatory
frame is unlikely to support the
weight however, so you will need to reinforce it with
brick or steel. This will take considerable time and
money.
• Retrofit a lightweight aluminium roof system, such as
SUPALITE onto existing conservatory window frames.
This is a more cost effective solution and can be
fitted in just 4 days.
Below You’ll Find The 5 Key Things You Need
To Consider When Considering A Lightweight
Aluminium SUPALITE Roof System.
1: Choosing A Roof Style
Choose a roof style that best suits the
appearance of your home.
Victorian – Classic and elegant, one of the most
popular styles.
Edwardian – Simple and classic lines of a traditional
Edwardian style.
Gable – Maximise the available interior space and
light.
2: Choosing A Tile Colour
Choose from a range of roof tiles and colours to match
your home.
More Than 400 Happy SUPALITE Roof Customers
These tiles are crafted to the highest standard
under meticulous conditions, each Metrotile is
forged from drawing quality 3 steel, the highest steel
grade available in our industry. This results in a life
expectancy of 60 years.
with plywood boards. The Waterproof damp course is
then applied.
This ensures your conservatory is Waterproof on day 1!
2nd day:
Tiles and Guttering are installed onto your Conservatory
roof.
1
Charcoal
Moss Green
Burnt Umber
Ebony
2
Antique Red
3: Choose An External Finish
Roof Lights
3rd day:
More insulation is installed on the inside of your roof.
Plasterboard is installed.
These well-designed centre pivot vents allows the sash
to be opened in a range of positions, thus increasing
the amount of fresh air which can be drawn into the
room. The sash can also be rotated through 180° and
locked, allowing easy and safe cleaning of the outer
pane to be carried out.
4th Day:
A Plasterer will skim the whole roof. Once this has dried
it is ready to be painted in whatever colour you desire.
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4
Facias, Soft fits & Guttering
A choice of detail finishes and colour options are
available to match your home.
Facias, Soft fits & Guttering
4: The Process
1st Day:
Your old roof is removed. An aluminium frame erected,
internal insulation is installed between the rafters along
5: Building Regulations &
Planning Permission
Planning permission is not typically required for an
Insulated Roof Conversion. Building regulations will be
required. In both cases Tyneside Home Improvements
will advise and handle all of this on your behalf.
Call Us Today For Your Free No Obligation Quote On Your Insulated SUPALITE Roof
0191 5800 664