Is a conservatory with a tiled roof still a conservatory?
A tiled roof can transform an existing conservatory into a comfortable living space, suitable for year-round usage. Their thermally efficient designs will almost certainly lower the energy cost to heat your conservatory, plus their vaulted ceilings ensure they feel more like an extension of your home.
Can I put a proper roof on my conservatory?
In short, yes. You can put a solid roof on an existing conservatory. Another common complaint of older conservatories is that they are ‘too cold in winter’ and ‘too warm in the summer’. A solid tiled roof will eliminate all these issues, making the room an ‘all year round’ room.
Does putting a roof on a conservatory make it warmer?
By choosing a tiled roof, you’ll make your conservatory warmer while also making it feel like a natural part of your home. You’ll get increased shade from lightweight tiles. That way, you could turn your conservatory into an office space, relaxation room or into any other idea you have.
Does putting a solid roof on a conservatory add value?
A conservatory with a glass or polycarb roof is unlikely to add value. A glass or polycarb roofed conservatory simply doesn’t make sense as a home improvement. A conservatory with a solid, tiled roof often does add value and will more than pay for itself when you come to sell.
Can a tiled roof conservatories be used in a conservatory?
With Tiled Roof Conservatories you can transform your conservatory by simply having fitted conservatory roof insulation or a fully tiled insulated roof. ‘The finish is superb. The whole experience from the surveyor to the fitters was a pleasure. We could not have chosen a better company and the price was more than competitive.’
Where are the extra tiles on a valley roof?
If a swept valley is used on the main roof, extra tiles courses will be required at the top of the valley. This will mean that the ridge line must rise towards the valley top.
When to use mitred Valley detail on roof?
The last ridge at the top of the valley must be cut to a taper to maintain a horizontal ridge line. A mitred valley detail should only be used on roof pitches of 50 degrees and above and where roof slopes of equal pitches meet.
When to use a swept Valley tile roof?
A swept valley detail should only be used on roof pitches of 45 degrees and above and where roof slopes of equal pitches meet. If a swept valley is used on the main roof, extra tiles courses will be required at the top of the valley. This will mean that the ridge line must rise towards the valley top.
