Conservatory Roof Insulation

Fully Insulated Conservatory Roofing Solutions

What is Conservatory Roof Insulation?

Conservatory Roof Insulation helps to regulate the temperature in your conservatory.  Conservatories often become very hot in summer and very cold in the winter. This means you are faced with one of two problems. You can either only use your conservatory for a few months out of the year, or you can pay to heat and cool the space, knowing that you are spending lots of extra money just to use the conservatory you already paid for. 

The hot and cold extremes also cause problems with condensation, mould and leaks. The issues many people have with their conservatories often begin because of the poor insulation qualities of traditional conservatory roof options such as polycarbonate or glass. Many building materials like sealant, plastics and even wood are not designed to be used in a space that gets very hot, very cold and very humid. These materials may swell, crack, warp or deform. That can cause your conservatory roof to leak. Plus, warm wet conditions are perfect to grow mould which can cause serious health problems. 

The conservatory roof insulation solution offered by Green Space aims to improve the insulation qualities of your conservatory using the same methods as your standard house roof insulation.
 

Each of our conservatory roof panels is densely packed with thick layers of insulation. This helps to ensure your conservatory is insulated all year round. This helps to ensure your conservatory is insulated all year round. The insulation acts as a protective layer – stopping the intense heat of the sun from getting in during the summer months, and stopping any heat from escaping during the winter months. The result is a completely useable conservatory, whatever the weather.

By comparison, other conservatory roofing solutions just don't provide the same level of insulation. and longevity when compared to Green Space.

Polycarbonate conservatory roof

Polycarbonate sheets are a cheap option and are likely what most people have on their existing conservatory roof. They are easy to install and light so they can be moved into place very quickly. The problem is that they offer little to no conservatory insulation. If you are looking for a replacement conservatory roof, this option will leave you cold in winter and hot in summer.

Glass conservatory roof

The next conservatory roof option is glass. this offers better conservatory insulation than polycarbonate sheets but it is still nowhere near the energy efficiency and insulation of Green Space panels. while double glazing has come a long way in recent years, glass still traps heat in summer and allows it to escape in winter. Plus, glass roofs need more regular cleaning or they quickly become an eyesore. 

Tiled conservatory roof

A tile roof provides the same level of insulation as a Green Space roof but this solution has some serious drawbacks If you want to replace an existing roof on a conservatory with a tiled roof, you will need to make sure the conservatory can take the extra weight. A tile roof is very heavy and many conservatories are simply not built to take that added strain. 

This is one of the reasons so many people choose a Green Space conservatory roof. They are lightweight and can be used on any conservatory design.