What is the best conservatory roof system?

If you’re weighing up which would be most suited to your conservatory, there are a number of key benefits between tiled and glass roofs. However, both utilise advanced materials to provide superior thermal capabilities and reduce external noises.

Tiled conservatory roofs:

• A range of tile options and colours to make it appear like a full home extension.
• Made from lightweight composite tiles that won’t rot, fade or wear down.
• The heat-absorbing materials will retain the warmth of your home when its cold outside.
• The multi-layered design can achieve U-values as low as 0.15.

Glass conservatory roofs:

• Solar controlled glass that deflects the sun rays when its warm outside.
• Lightweight in appearance, the glass can withstand winds of up to 130mph and heavy rains.
• A range of advanced double-glazing specs and colours to suit your requirements.
• Self-cleaning glass is available for a maintenance-free roofing system.

How strong are conservatory roofs?

At Fineline Windows, we only use the highest-quality roofing materials available on the market. This means you can be sure that your new roof will provide unparalleled strength and durability, able to endure even the harshest of British weathers.

The roofing systems we use are manufactured using dense and advanced materials. Our specialist team of roofing installers are equipped with up-to-date training and skills to ensure that they are fitted to maximise their strength and robustness, whether it be a multi-layered approach for tiled roofs, or rigidly fitted glazing with our glass roofs. Using these cutting-edge methods, this will heighten the protection your conservatory receives.

Like all of our home improvement products, our conservatory roof replacements have been thoroughly tested and accredited by a range of industry bodies to ensure that they not only meet but exceed building regulations for unbeatable thermal performances and durability.

Installing tiled and glass roofs across Tonbridge, Rochester and Canterbury

As both tiled and glass roofing systems offer the modern benefits anticipated from advanced designs, many homeowners opt for a conservatory roof replacement based on the appearance.

Traditional conservatories tend to suit glass roofs that let the natural light flood in and brighten the room. Tiled conservatory roofs are popular with home extensions, like kitchen conservatory extensions and dining rooms, whereby homeowners would like it to appear like a natural expansion from the home. Take a look at our conservatory gallery to get a feel for your desired conservatory roof appearance.

What about a solid conservatory roof?

Our conservatory roof replacement options also include solid roofing systems.

• Solid conservatory roofs – This combines the best of both worlds, blending high-performance glazing panels with lightweight composite panels. This roofing system can be uniquely designed based on how you use your conservatory, letting in a certain amount of light for an airy space whilst keeping privacy where needed. Find out more in our expert solid roof guide here.