A solid roof conservatory extension, with a black slate tiled roof, on a sunny day.

Create a usable space with a Keswick Superglaze Solid Roof Conservatory

Our solid conservatory roof solution is extremely popular creating a 12 month usable space and are fit to both new and existing conservatories. If you close your conservatory off is the winter, move out when its raining due to noise or cant stand the heat in the summer then you are not making the most of your room. We can upgrade it to not only make a more usable room but also add value to your home.

Why choose Keswick Superglaze?

We have worked with a manufacturer to design a solid roof with a unique specification made exclusively for Keswick Superglaze. No one else fits a roof to a standard as high as ours in the whole UK.
There are three main aspects to our roof.

The timber-based structure.
Bespoke ventilation gaps.
Hi-tech mesh matting.

This provides an air gap, ensuring the solid roof conservatory outlasts all of our competitors. We have many samples in our showroom which is based in Keswick. You can see first hand our unique solid roof system and then you can make an informed decision.

Solid Roof FAQ's

Discover FAQ's about our solid roof conservatory solutions. If you have an unlisted question, don't hesitate to contact us. We'll be more than happy to provide the answers you're seeking.

A solid roof conservatory is a solid and insulated roofing solution for your conservatory. It allows for better temperature control, energy efficiency, and year-round usability. Traditional conservatory roofs are typically made from polycarbonate or glass, which can lead to temperature imbalances and energy inefficiencies. A solid roof conservatory is designed to maintain a more consistent and comfortable indoor temperature throughout the year.
It's unlikely that you will need planning permission to upgrade to a solid roof conservatory. Adding a solid roof is considered a permitted development and does not require planning permission, provided certain criteria are met. There are some restrictions regarding placement and size, which you can find more information on the Government’s Planning Portal.
Yes, your conservatory will have to comply with building regulations.

While some installers obtain only initial building regulations approval for their roofs, which doesn't involve rigorous checks on installation quality, we ensure each solid roof installation is individually inspected by an independent regulated body.

This guarantees compliance with the correct standards, providing you with peace of mind and upon completion, you'll receive a building regulations certificate.

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