This process ensures that you get the use of your conservatory quickly and all year round. We do not need to rebuild the base of your conservatory; we in turn make use of the existing structure as we use tiles that are lightweight. ‍We go through our process giving you information on each step we take to get you a more functional living space, not only for conservatories but also for orangeries.

• We first check the existing roof to make sure the frame is square before installing the eaves beam. We prep the eaves beam before this with the under clad soffit. Special bolts slide into the beam before we secure the corner joints. Multi-angle cleats keep the eaves joints together and secure.
• We prepare the rafters by sliding cleats and bolts onto the slots provided. Wall plates are fixed on either side of the ridge plate. The valley attaches to the wall and ridge plates, we then attach the rafters to the eaves when in place.
• We slide bolts onto the hip and attach them to the multi-angle ridge bracket, making sure the hip points towards the centre of the jack ridge. We slide the cleats onto both sides of the hip securing the underside of the jack rafters. Our installer repeats these steps until all rafters are secure.
• After this we place the guttering and fascias to the box cutter using the provided box cutter bracket. We use waterproof tape and a sealant on the box cutter to ensure we have a tight seal to make it easier to fit.
• We install the insulation externally to secure the labelled plywood to the guttering and rafters. We then install a waterproof membrane and the eaves.
• Next we install vertical battens to ensure constant airflow between the tiles and the plywood to prevent condensation. We add the metal tiles starter cleat; we then attach the barge soaker to the battening with a high quality adhesive.
• We place the tiles on your solid conservatory roof replacement, making sure to secure and position them over the soaker. We lock the first row of tiles into the starter cleat. We ensure the tiles are interlocked by installing them from right to left.
• When the tiles have all been placed we hang the barge over the soaker, screwing the barge onto the fascia board. We add battens to the roof so that we can fix the ridge caps.
• Finally we can finish the inside by using aluminium foil to close any gaps in the insulation and adding horizontal battens. We install insulated plaster board which we then skim and paint to complete the ceiling.