Replacing An Old Conservatory Roof With A Modern One

If your conservatory roof was fitted in the 1980s or 1990s

, you might find that your conservatory is far too hot to use comfortably in the summer and costs a fortune to heat in winter. That's not surprising, as many conservatory companies in the boom of the 80s and 90s were a little unscrupulous: they took your money without caring that they were delivering a decent product.

As a result, many older conservatory models are fitted with poor-quality plastic. This material is just about good enough to keep the rain out, but it's hopeless for moderating the temperature of your conservatory. The roof and windows simply fail to retain heat. These roofs also offer poor insulation and make for a noisy experience when it rains.

Fortunately, there's a solution. You can replace your old conservatory roof with a modern variant. Technology has moved on and a number of high-technology replacement roofing options can be fitted, so you can enjoy your conservatory, whatever the weather.

Today's alternatives to plastic roofs provide not only thermal improvements but also self-cleaning benefits. These modern roofs were probably not available when your conservatory was installed.

One option when replacing your old conservatory roof with a modern variant is solar glazing. This type of glass is ideal because it reduces excess heat in summer and cuts down on heat loss in winter.

This effect is achieved with special treatment to the glass during manufacture. The outside pane is fitted with material that causes the sun's rays to deflect from your conservatory. Treatment to the interior glass cuts down on heat radiation and loss. With solar control, the glass roofs absorb heat, reflecting it back into your conservatory. The result is a pleasantly warm conservatory at all times of year.

Another option for replacing your old conservatory roof with a modern variant is modern polycarbonate. The modern version of this material is a good option for replacing your old conservatory roof because the roof stops around 80% of the circulating solar energy from getting in to your conservatory. This makes for a pleasant temperature.

Modern polycarbonate roofs also cut down on glare by almost 90%, making your conservatory an even more agreeable place to be. Polycarbonate also radiates heat back into the room in winter, solving the problem with old roofs of escaping heat.

The result is a comfortable temperature year-round and big reductions in your heating bills.

by: Eric Alan

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