Cooler In The Summer

• Your conservatory can become overheated quite easily because the existing roof panels have very little to no insulation. This means that the heat from the sun is able to pass through the roof and into the conservatory, becoming trapped and causing the room to warm up. As traditional conservatory roofing is transparent, with little insulating qualities and solar protection, a 'greenhouse effect' occurs and makes the problem worse. Well not anymore, please read on…

• EcoSpaceUK's insulated conservatory roofing solutions are what you need for a conservatory that won't be as hot in the summer. Our solutions help to cut down on the amount of heat that comes in through the roof, so the heat from the sun stays outside and your conservatory becomes a fresh, airy and useable space. In just a few days, what was once a hot and unusable room can be transformed into a space you'll want to spend lots of time in.

• Even our optional glazing panels have advanced solar control to reflect the suns heat

• The traditional polycarbonate or glazing units that were originally fitted to conservatory roofs, effectively turned your room into a green house.

• Sun glare will also be reduced, so you can enjoy your summer lunches without squinting, and your furniture will be notably more protected from sun fade.

• Your cooler conservatory is still bright and airy, with the bright white underside of the roof reflecting light around the room.

• Or for even more light, go for a few of our Solar Control Glazing Panels

• Reduced energy consumption

  The Solution is an Insulated Roof

  You could try running fans and an air conditioning unit to fix this issue, but without an insulated roof, it would need to be on max all day long. With the rising costs of home energy and the harm to the environment - who would want to do that? If your existing conservatory roof has this issue a better-insulated conservatory roof could be the perfect solution. With better conservatory insulation, you help prevent the heat build up even entering the room, therefore staying cooler in the summer.