SUPALITE TILED CONSERVATORY ROOFS IN ESSEX
Available Supalite Tiled Conservatory Roof Styles
When you are choosing your new tiled conservatory roof there are many different styles and colours to consider. Warm Roof Division works with materials created by SupaLite, a company that specialises in lightweight tiling. This is the reason we are able to easily remove your old glass roofing and fit the SupaLite material without replacing your conservatory base in Chelmsford, Southend, Brentwood, South Benfleet, Stock and surrounding areas.
Most conservatories are made in a specific shape. We have listed the most common styles for you below:
Supalite Victorian
Tiled Conservatory Roofs
Victorian designed conservatories are a period size and shape. These shapes are usually found in older homes but can also be an option for a new conservatory. A Victorian style conservatory gives you many options for where your doors would be. Victorian style conservatories usually have vaulted ceilings, with a rounded front appearance. With a tiled roof your conservatory would look more attractive due to its internal plaster finish.
Supalite Edwardian Tiled
Conservatory Roofs
Like the Victorian design, Edwardian conservatories have vaulted ceilings, the difference is, that Edwardian conservatories have a rectangular floor to maximise the space. To bring your Edwardian conservatory into the modern world, you can make use of a tiled conservatory roof as this shape is suitable for many different types of homes. To view examples of our work, you can take a look at our before and after pictures.
Supalite Gable End Tiled Conservatory Roofs
A gable roof is a great way to exaggerate the illusion of height as it is a dramatic design element. The sloped panels fading into the background creates a centrepiece for your conservatory. The gable-front of the roof increases the light coming into the room, with a vaulted ceiling that makes the room feel larger.
Supalite Combination Tiled Conservatory Roofs
A combination roof, also known as a P or T-shaped conservatory, is one of the best styles you could have for a conservatory as it offers more flexibility. You can combine many different roofing styles to create your desired look. This is a way for you to maximise the use of your conservatory and extend your living space.
Supalite Lean To Tiled Conservatory Roofs
A lean to roof is the most simple shape of conservatory roof and is a single sloped roof that joins onto the main property. Older lean to conservatories were often installed with very simple corrugated plastic roofs, so a tiled lean to roof conversion, can make a huge difference. To view examples of our work, you can take a look at our before and after pictures.
The SupaLite roofing system uses lightweight material, which ensures that we do not have to make any changes to the base of your conservatory. This is explained in our step-by-step guide.
Supalite Tiled Conservatory Roof Tile Options
Lightweight Shingle Tiles
A high performance roof tile that is textured, with exceptional durability in the harsh UK weather. They are available in a range of colours such as, charcoal, ember and walnut.
Lightweight Slate Tiles
This is a beautiful option that highlights the character of slate with authentic edges and surfaces. These slate tiles come in an array of colours for your tiled conservatory roof; plum, pewter grey, brick red, stone black and chestnut brown.