Why fit an insulated ceiling?
It will reduce your energy bills by reducing heat loss These images illustrate thermal signature of a conservatory before and after it has been fitted with a conservatory ceiling. They were taken by an independent expert.
Typically in January when temperatures are low is the time most people report struggling to maintain temperatures affordably in their conservatories, resulting in reduced usage.
The before picture clearly illustrates why this is. Without any insulation high levels of heat escape through the roof. The after picture illustrates the hugely reduced heat loss with a conservatory ceiling instead.
Cool in summer, warm in winter
Fitting high-grade insulation to the ceiling of your conservatory helps make it a more usable space by keeping it warm in the winter, and preventing the ‘greenhouse effect’ during summer.
It will reduce exterior noise
Insulated ceilings will vastly reduce the noise of rain on your conservatory ceiling, meaning you can now use your conservatory when it rains, without having to retreat to the living room.
It also keeps other noises from outside, such as roads and noisy neighbours, down to a minimum.
How We Do It
The materials used do not conduct heat from inside stopping it from escaping to the outside. This helps keep your conservatory cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
It is not only air-tight but also resistant to damp, will not rot and also helps to reduce condensation.
