At Conservatory Outlet, we always want to make sure our products are the best they can be. That’s why we regularly survey our customers to get their feedback on everything from the products themselves to the service they received. Recently, we asked our customers about their thoughts on insulated conservatory roofs and we wanted to share some of their responses with you.
Insulated Conservatory Roofs vs. Traditional Glass Roofs
The battle of conservatory roofs has been raging for years – which are better, an insulated conservatory roof or a traditional glass roof? Our customers have their say. When it comes to conservatory roofs, there are two main types – insulated conservatory roofs and traditional glass roofs. The main advantage of an Insulated Conservatory Roofs is that it keeps your conservatory cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. This is because the insulation helps to regulate the temperature, keeping it at a comfortable level all year round. Another benefit of an insulated conservatory roof is that it can reduce noise levels from outside. This is ideal if you live near a busy road or airport as it can help to block out some of the noise. The downside of an insulated conservatory roof is that they are more expensive than traditional glass roofs. They also tend to be heavier, so if you already have a glass roof, you may need to reinforce your frame before adding an insulated roof. Traditional glass roofs are cheaper than insulated roofs and they let in more light, making your conservatory brighter. They don’t however, offer much in the way of insulation so your conservatory will be hotter in the summer and colder in the winter.
The Pros and Cons of Insulated Conservatory Roofs
If you’re considering an insulated conservatory roof, you’re probably wondering about the pros and cons. Here’s what our customers have to say: Insulated conservatory roofs keep your conservatory cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Many people find that an Insulated Conservatory Roofs makes their conservatory more comfortable to use all year round. An insulated conservatory roof can also add value to your home. And finally, insulated conservatory roofs are low maintenance – they don’t need to be painted or treated like a traditional timber conservatory roof would. The Cons: The initial cost of an insulated conservatory roof is higher than a standard glass or polycarbonate roof. However, you will save money in the long run on energy bills thanks to the improved thermal efficiency. Insulated conservatory roofs can be heavier than standard roofs, so it’s important to make sure your existing structure can support the weight before having one installed. Our customers think that insulated conservatory roofs are a great way to keep their homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer. They also appreciate the fact that they don’t have to worry about condensation or leaks with an insulated roof.
