Insulated Conservatory Ceilings

The only thing that is lost by adding conservatory roof insulation is around 5-10% of the light from the original glass or polycarbonate roof, and this can be usually be compensated for sufficiently by the addition of skylights. On the other hand, the installation of the insulation beneath the original roofing means that the room will no longer suffer from the excessive heat of the sun in the summer months, allowing plants to thrive and furniture to no longer become faded and damaged by the continual exposure to sunlight. Nothing about the exterior of your conservatory is changed in any way (unless you choose also to have a tiled roof) but rather if you were to look down upon your newly insulated glass conservatory you will simply see the ceiling lining. The ceiling lining is a neutral colour which is created to look like a basic ceiling blind behind the glass. Polycarbonate conservatories will have little to no change in appearance at all as the neutral colouring of the insulation will have little affect on the original appearance of the polycarbonate.

We know that you will be thrilled with the changes that an insulated conservatory ceiling can bring – your conservatory will now feel like a proper extension of your home and become a space for you and your family, friends and visitors to enjoy all year round, not just in the spring!