Tiled Conservatory Roof Replacement
If your conservatory is freezing cold in winter and boiling hot in summer? Then CRS, in partnership with Insullite have the perfect solutions with our tiled conservatory roof system. The system is designed to be a complete roof replacement fitted on your existing conservatory window frames and uses an advanced layered insulation system, it is also fully ventilated which means our system is 100% condensation free and achieves a U-value of 0.15 bringing your conservatory roof up to the standard of a new build extension.
The system’s structure is robust and designed to stand the test of time and has been developed to put minimum stress on the existing conservatory frames, we do this by employing an intelligent structural system which transfers load back to the house, so unlike many other tiled conservatory roofs on the market, this puts minimum stress on the conservatory frames.
The Insullite Tiled Conservatory Roof uses a timber structural system because unlike aluminium it doesn’t conduct hot or cold, meaning that there is no risk of condensation inside the roof structure. The system is 100% condensation free and attention to detail during the design and manufacturing process ensures that our tiled conservatory roof system has been granted Building Control Approval, giving you extra piece of mind that you are in safe hands with Conservatory Roof Specialists Bradford.
To learn more about all the benefits of our tiled conservatory roof solution call 0113 209 3296.
Choice of Lightweight Tiles Available
Tapco Classic Slate
Tapco Slate is the perfect modern alternative to natural slate. Made from a recyclable blend of dolomite limestone and polypropylene, the slates look virtually identical to their natural counterparts. The use of multiple moulds ensures that each slate is unique, maintaining an authentic layered camber effect called InFlex™ .The slates are available in a wide range of different colours and blends giving home owners and architects the freedom to express their personal style. Tapco Slates are lightweight, versatile, attractive, easy to cut and install and will not shatter, crack, curl or fade. This makes them perfect for installation on tiled conservatory roofs.
The slates carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty and a 40 Years Guarantee.
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Pewter Grey (804)
Chestnut (712)
Stone Black (801)
Brick Red (709)
Plum (706)
Red Rock (809)
Metrotile Shingle
A versatile profile with the appearance of a small riven slate based on the classic North American timber shingle design, Metrotile Shingle is a simple and elegant solution for tiled conservatory roofs.
Lightweight high-grade steel with aluzinc coating for incredible strength and resistance. Comes with a 40-year weatherproof guarantee.
Charcoal
Bister Brown
Coal Black
Iron Bark
Scarlet
Moss Green
Ebony
Burnt Umber
Antique Red
Look for the ultimate conservatory conversion?
The Iconic Garden Room is a fast and cost effective way of transforming your conservatory into a real extension room you can use all year round.
The system includes new thermally efficient window frames, glazing, Iconic structural pillars and the Insullite Tiled Conservatory Roof. To learn more click here
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CRS Conservatory Roof Specialists
At CRS we pride ourselves on providing an exceptionally high quality service with all the conservatory projects we undertake. We have been an Insullite Approved Installer for over 10 years, and have transformed hundreds of conservatories throughout the United Kingdom. If you would like to know more about how CRS the tiled conservatory roof specialists can transform you conservatory please call us on 0113 209 3296 for a free now obligation quote.
Effective Tiled Conservatory Roofs solutions
Replace your old or ineffective conservatory roof with an insulated, effective roof that has a beautiful finish both inside and out with a tiled roof conservatory. With our unbeatable prices, quality work, and top-class customer service, we pride ourselves on being the best. It’s not necessary to worry about titled conservatory roof costs. Tile your conservatory with our custom solutions.
With our simple solution, we helped hundreds of customers get rid of energy-inefficient conservatories with insulated or tiled roofs. Their room can now be used all year round and they have increased the value of their house.
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Lightweight Conservatory Roof Replacement Options
If your existing polycarbonate conservatory roof is making the room too cold in winter and too warm in summer, replacing it with a modern tiled system can make the conservatory far more comfortable to use throughout the year.
Our lightweight conservatory roof replacement systems are designed to improve insulation without placing unnecessary weight on the existing conservatory structure. We use high-quality lightweight conservatory roof tiles that give the appearance of a traditional tiled roof while remaining practical for conservatory installations.
For homeowners considering plastic roof tiles for conservatories, modern lightweight slate-style options can provide an attractive, durable finish without the weight of traditional roofing materials.
A professionally fitted tiled roof can help reduce heat loss, improve comfort and give an older conservatory a much smarter finish, helping turn it into a room that can be used and enjoyed all year round.
FAQs
1. What is a tiled conservatory roof system?
A tiled conservatory roof system is a lightweight replacement roof designed to improve the comfort, insulation and appearance of an existing conservatory. Instead of traditional glass or polycarbonate panels, the roof uses insulated structural components with an external tiled finish. This can help create a more stable temperature throughout the year, reduce glare and make the space feel more like a permanent room. Modern tiled conservatory roofs are designed specifically for conservatory structures, so they can provide the look and feel of a solid extension without placing unnecessary weight on the existing framework.
2. How is a tiled conservatory roof different from a solid roof conservatory?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but they can refer to slightly different approaches depending on the roof system and construction. A tiled conservatory roof usually describes a lightweight insulated roof fitted onto an existing conservatory, while a solid roof conservatory may refer more broadly to a conservatory designed or upgraded with a fully insulated solid roof structure. Both options aim to improve thermal performance, reduce temperature fluctuations and create a more comfortable living space. The best choice will depend on the existing conservatory, its structure and the finish you want to achieve.
3. Can a tiled conservatory roof be fitted to any conservatory?
A tiled conservatory roof can be fitted to many different conservatory styles, including Victorian, Edwardian, lean-to and gable designs, but the existing structure should always be assessed first. The frames, supporting walls and foundations need to be suitable for the replacement roof system. A professional survey will identify whether the conservatory can accept the new roof as it stands or whether any strengthening work is needed beforehand. The shape and size of the conservatory will also influence the roof design, insulation layout and internal finish, so the system should always be tailored to the individual property.
4. Will a tiled conservatory roof make the room quieter?
Yes, a tiled conservatory roof can make the room noticeably quieter compared with older polycarbonate or some glass roofing systems. Rainfall, wind and outside noise can sound much louder through lightweight transparent roofing, whereas an insulated tiled roof provides additional layers between the outside environment and the room below. This can make the conservatory feel calmer and more like a conventional living space, particularly during poor weather. The amount of noise reduction will depend on the roof construction, insulation and the rest of the conservatory, including the glazing, but it is one of the practical improvements many homeowners notice after upgrading.
5. What finish can I have inside a tiled conservatory roof?
The inside of a tiled conservatory roof can usually be finished with an insulated plastered ceiling, creating a clean appearance similar to the other rooms in your home. Depending on the roof design, you may also be able to include features such as recessed lighting, roof windows or other lighting options to maintain brightness within the conservatory. The internal shape of the ceiling can often be designed to retain a vaulted feel rather than making the room feel enclosed. Finishes should be planned as part of the overall roof design so the completed conservatory feels comfortable, bright and properly integrated with the rest of the property.