Use your Conservatory all year round.
The insulation product we use to line your conservatory ceiling is the first specially designed multi-layered reflective insulation system with all surfaces thermally welded together.
Eliminate extreme temperatures in your Conservatory.
Due to its dual action – insulates during the winter and reflects the sun away during the summer – it will eliminate the extremes in temperature in your conservatory.
Conservatory Insulation
A conservatory makes a wonderful addition to the home, and allows you to enjoy the outdoors while staying indoors but the standard polycarbonate or glass roof means that they are either too hot or bright in the summer and too cold in the winter for every-day use.
Having an insulated ceiling installed is the most efficient and cost-effective solution to regain your special extra space for truly all year round use.
We will install a fully insulated plastered ceiling inside your existing conservatory roof, which will dramatically reduce these seasonal temperature fluctuations and give you full temperature control of the room as heat will no longer leave during winter months or build up during summer months.
Add to this the elimination of noise nuisance from rain or sleet and the removal of glare, you will be able to once again make the most of your conservatory whenever you like.
Our insulation consists of 19 layers of highly thermally efficient material with a U-value of 0.2 as W/m²K. This is equivalent to 200 mm of rockwool or 130 mm of polyurethane. The u-value measures the rate of heat loss through a material, so the lower it is, the better the level of insulation.
Once this is in place we then use a second layer of insulation that is not commonly used by most other companies. This ensures total heat saving and ensures that the heat from the sun is kept out of the room in the summer months.
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