Roofing
Bring The Outside In
Whatever your plans are for extending your home, there is a roof system that will provide the perfect solution.
We have focused on the quality of our products for many years and maintaining our high standards is still what drives us today.
Our roofing systems can all be used to create living spaces that are cosy, warm, and beautiful. Plus, you can make it your own with our range of design options.
High Quality Flatroof
The high-quality Flat Roof system is the most thermally efficient on the market with a U-Value of 0.12W/m2K and is available with either flat skylights, roof lanterns or no roof lights.
If you’re a fan of clean modern lines then a Flat Roof extension with flat skylights is the perfect choice for you, or if traditional grandeur is more your style, our beautiful pitched lanterns make a stunning statement.
Glass Roof
Glass Roof is known for its quality and strength and is a great way to bring light into your home. Plus, it can be used to create any shape or size of conservatory.
Modern glazing improves thermal efficiency, reduces heating costs and ensures you can enjoy your space all year round.
Ultraroof
Upgrade your conservatory roof.
With Ultraroof, it takes just one day to replace your old conservatory roof, creating a room that is beautiful and warm.
Ultraroof looks like an extension from inside and outside and is just as energy efficient too, thanks to a U-Value as low as 0.12. Choose from lightweight tiles to match or complement your house or use real slate or tiles if you prefer.
Upgrading your conservatory roof is a project that demands the very best products for your peace of mind. Every Ultraroof is designed to withstand the worst possible weather at your postcode. As the lightest tiled conservatory roofing system, Ultraroof is designed to be used on existing conservatory window frames too.
Livinroof
The best of both.
If you’re struggling to choose between a glass or solid roof, then Livinroof could be the ideal solution.
Livinroof combines the best of both with a mix of glazed areas wherever you want them and highly insulated grey panels. It’s a great choice for upgrading your old conservatory into a warm, bright new room.
Livinroof is also the ideal roofing option for a new extension with a difference. From the outside it looks just like a modern grey conservatory roof, while on the inside, Livinroof has a beautiful plastered ceiling, just like any other extension and the internal pelmet further adds to the room-like feel on the inside.
Roof Lantern
Slimline, neat and bright.
A Lantern is a fantastic option for bringing light into a flat roof extension or orangery.
Designed to draw plenty of daylight into your room with its 20° pitch, our lantern makes your new room bright and airy. The extremely strong ridge means there are fewer bars allowing the maximum amount of light to enter the room below and gives the lantern a neat modern look.
Not only do our Lanterns look stylish, they are also designed with many thermal features to help stop condensation. This feature is very important if the room below is to be used as a kitchen where changing heat levels can be a problem.
Flat Skylight
Above us only sky.
Bring light into your extension or orangery with the Flat Skylight.
The unique, simple design features edge-to-edge glass with no visible bars – meaning that when you look up, all you see is glass and the sky above.
The Flat Skylight lends itself to either modern or heritage projects as it is so simple in design and sits equally well in a modern flat roof extension or a more traditional orangery.
Add Ons
Insulated pelmet:
The internal pelmet is truly multi-functional, creating a pleasant and relaxing space. The internal pelmet is a steelwork ladder framework attached to the roof which provides the perfect place for down lighters.
It combines all the benefits of a conservatory in terms of light and space but adds the solidity of an extension. The internal pelmet is suitable to use with bi-folding and French doors. The internal pelmet is available in a wide range of designs including Victorian, Georgian, Gable and lean-to’s.
Gutter Cover
The gutter cover covers the existing gutter, hiding the ends of the glazing bars with an ornate cornice to enhance the exterior look of the conservatory. The gutter cover can be added as an upgrade to all new conservatory roofs and can also be retro fitted to existing roofs.
Roof Vent
A roof vent is one of the quickest ways of ventilating a conservatory.
Featuring a powder coated aluminium opening sash as standard, the Wendland roof vent offers a striking modern look and its design is thermally broken, meaning it is very energy efficient. with the roof vent is available with a choice of manual openers, electronic openers or electric openers with thermostat and rain sensor. Available in white, deeplas, rosewood and golden oak as standard.
Key features of the roof vent
- Modern, slimline look
- Aluminium sash as standard
- Long lasting and durable
- PVCu welded frame to eliminate leaks
- Thermally broken
- Available with manual or electric openers
- Suitable for use on any Wendland roofs
- Also suitable for use on all other glazed roofs
High Performance Glass
U-Value
The U-Value measures the amount of internal heat loss, and a lower number indicates better insulation.
Light Transmission
Glass can allow only a certain amount of natural light to pass through, reducing its impact and providing increased comfort.
Solar Rejection
The level of solar energy that the glass unit reflects. Our glass options reflect about three times more solar energy than standard glass.
UV Protection/Rejection
By reducing the impact of harmful UV rays, our glass can provide greater protection for furniture and fabrics.
Cleaning
A coating uses the power of the sun to actively break down organic materials, which are then washed away by rainwater, resulting in significantly reduced maintenance requirements.
Colour
Glass is available in a range of colour options to match your design preferences.
How to choose the correct glass
North or East Facing
Locations facing north or east tend to be cool and shaded, with minimal direct sunlight. Glass with high light transmission and low solar rejection is a great choice as it will allow more light and heat to enter the room.
South or West Facing
South or west facing locations receive ample sunlight throughout the day, resulting in bright natural light. However, excessive heat can cause the room to become uncomfortably warm so choosing the right glazing is crucial to avoid this.
Choose glass which has low light transmission and high solar rejection properties, we can provide glass with a U-Value of just 1.0, three times more energy-efficient than standard glass units.
