Equinox Conservatory Roof

Tiled conservatory roof system, including flush-fitting rafters, box gutters and a variable ring beam. It has an internal plastered finish and a plasterboard or tongue-and-groove timber ceiling in a wide choice of colours. Often used as a replacement for aging glass or polycarbonate roofs.

Features and benefits:

• Tiles are lightweight.

• Fully insulated.

• Roof window option allows natural light into the room.

• Variable pitches between 10–35º offer flexibility (dependent on tile type chosen).

• Greater structural strength than traditional conservatory roofs.

• Easy and quick installation; nuts and bolts are already in position, and sheet tile application means that tiles don't have to be fitted individually.

• Multi-layered roof design minimizes moisture build-up in the roof space, restricting condensation issues, and air gaps within the roof dissipate moisture quickly.

• Right-angled rafters and variable hips.

• Becomes watertight on the same day and can be left overnight.

• Good thermal efficiency with U-values as low as 0.15 W/m²K.

• Noise levels can be significantly reduced.

• Reduced ring-beam overhang solves problems with conservatories on boundary lines.

• Internal solid roof structure system enhances structural support and ensures no loadbearing issues or loss of strength.

• Gable end component allows improved finishing for gutters on gable end design.

• All sealants and fixings supplied.

• Compliant with Building Regulations Part L.

• Ten-year guarantee.

Applications:

Suitable for all conservatory roof types, including:

• Edwardian.

• Gable-ended.

• Lean-to.

• P-shaped.

• Victorian.

• Flat roofs.

• Extensions.

• Porches.