Solid Roof Conservatories
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Victorian solid roof conservatory with replica slated tiles close up
Create a cosy conservatory you can enjoy all year round with our solid roof options. A solid conservatory roof is 15 times more thermally efficient than a 16mm polycarbonate or older clear glass roof. Choose from traditional tiles, replica tiles or a contemporary solid panel roof.
Solid roof conservatories have a range of colours and customisations available. Incorporate energy efficient glass panels for more light or colour match our replica tiles with the existing ones on your home.
Solid Conservatory Roof Options
Solid Panel Roof
Transform your conservatory with anthracite grey solid roof panels for a bespoke design that can be combined with glazed glass panels to let in more natural light.
Traditional Tiles
Our traditional materials for your solid conservatory roof include clay, slate and concrete. Match traditional roof tiles to your existing roof tiles. Our concrete tiles come in a range of six colours.
Replica Tiles
Choose from three replica tile solid roof colour options that recreate traditional tiles. Slate effect carbon grey tiles replicate slate while Terra Brick tiles imitate clay.
Benefits of a Tiled Roof
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Thermally Efficient
A tiled roof conservatory is much more thermally efficient than older polycarbonate or clear glass roofs. Conservatories with a solid roof have better energy efficiency than glass or plastic, saving you money on your energy bills.
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Advanced Roofing Systems
An Anglian solid roof conservatory is designed to withstand even the most extreme British weather, including heavy snow falls. We use location software to design your roof around the weather profile of your area.
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More Living Space
Expand a kitchen or living room with a solid roof conservatory and enjoy more space, light, and views of your garden. It’s an affordable way to add space to your home without needing a brick extension.
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Cost-effective
Replacing a glass or plastic conservatory roof for a solid roof conservatory is quick and easy. A tiled roof can be retrofitted to your existing structure for a cost-effective solution. This makes your conservatory more energy-efficient and usable all year.
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Custom Designs
We design and build your solid conservatory roof to fit your home and its existing structure. Choose the colours, glazing and design finishes to suit your home and style.
Solid Conservatory Roof Building Regulations
If you’re adding a solid roof conservatory to your home, it’s always advisable to check with your local authority to see if you need planning permission. Planning permission isn’t usually needed for this type of construction, but it’s always important to be certain before starting any construction.
Explore Our Classic Conservatory Styles
Explore our range of conservatory styles and find your perfect design, from timeless classics to bold contemporary shapes.
A period-style conservatory with a bay-curved front that suits any home.
A popular and fully customisable style that complements any home.
A four-sided pitched roof that makes for a bold rectangular conservatory.
A three-sided pitched roof that captures the essence of Elizabethan design.
A bay-like window and P-shape design that’s perfect for enjoying garden views.
A generously sized T-shape design with a curved or square central bay shape.
A grand gable-end conservatory that reflects the style of the Regency era.
Common Questions About Solid Roof Conservatories
The right conservatory roof insulation means your room will be more usable year-round. A more permanent solution is a replacement solid roof or panel roof with glass panels to maintain that conservatory feel while making the space feel like part of the house.
Yes, you can install a new replica tiled roof on your old conservatory frames. We’ll carry out a survey to confirm whether your existing frame is suitable for a solid roof replacement. If the frame is damaged or the base is unsuitable for the type of roof replacement you want, you may need a replacement conservatory.
To get an accurate quote, one of our experienced design consultants will assess your property to work out what’s best for you and your house. We’ll provide you with a free, no-obligation quote valid for 6 months.
Most conservatories will be able to support the addition of a replica tiled roof , but we’ll always conduct a full survey to make sure. Not every conservatory can take the weight of a traditional tiled roof, as older frames may not have the required support.
Yes, adding a solid roof to your conservatory could increase the value of your home. A solid roof can make a conservatory a more usable space, as well as improving the look from both outside and inside.
Yes, you can add spotlights to a solid conservatory roof. This will help to improve light levels in the evenings and during the shorter days of autumn and winter.
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