If you're in the market for a conservatory, odds are, you'll research what makes each conservatory unique and the benefits to you. One benefit of installing an Anglian conservatory is the chance to upgrade to a Solaroof, a roof specially designed to help mediate the sun's rays and keep your conservatory cool in the summer.
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The Anglian Solaroof is like sunglasses for your roof. We all want to use this extra space, but we don't want our expensive furnishings to fade and become damaged because of the sun's UV rays. This roof system blocks up to 98% of UV rays and can help keep your conservatory furniture from fading.
A conservatory gives you more space. You want to spend a lot of time in this room. On average, a conservatory roof gets 68% of the sun's energy. The Solaroof blocks 75% of solar heat. This helps keep your conservatory from getting too hot. So the room stays at a comfortable temperature.
Solaroof® reduces the sun's glare in your conservatory. It reduces glare by 80%, allowing you to sit comfortably without being blinded.
If you want a new conservatory, make sure you learn all the details about the product before deciding to buy it. To learn more about our Solaroofs, click here.
Choosing your conservatory roof style
Whether you're replacing your existing conservatory roof or starting from scratch, we've got you covered with our range of thermally-efficient conservatory roofing options.
How to Choose Conservatory Flooring
Your new conservatory brings a world of possibilities, but how do you decide which flooring to choose? Our handy guide takes you through popular options and which environment they’re best for.
Choosing your conservatory shape
Getting the right shape to your conservatory so that it matches your home is more important than you think - it'll make it more usable and can help add value to your home.
