

The team at Vision Conservatory Roofs transformed this large lean-to conservatory by replacing its original glazed roof with a new solid tiled roof, giving the extension a completely refreshed appearance.
Finished with attractive slate-grey tiles, the new roof creates a more substantial look while complementing the property's existing architecture. Three integrated rooflights have also been incorporated into the design, helping to maintain natural daylight throughout the conservatory.
The existing white uPVC frames and brick dwarf wall were retained, allowing the new roof to be installed without the need to replace the entire conservatory structure.
The new lightweight tiled roof has been carefully designed to suit the existing lean-to structure and the proportions of this particularly spacious conservatory.
The slate-effect grey tiles provide a smart, traditional finish that works well alongside the property's red brick exterior and darker roof tiles. White fascias, guttering and neatly finished roof detailing complete the external appearance.
With three rooflights positioned across the roof, the design also balances the benefits of a solid roof with the importance of natural light. This helps the conservatory retain its bright, open feel while giving it a more cohesive appearance from the outside.
The completed installation has given this large conservatory a smarter, more integrated appearance, with a new roof that complements the main property rather than looking like a separate addition.
By retaining the existing conservatory frames and structure, Vision has been able to transform the extension through a roof replacement alone, creating a refreshed finish without the need for a completely new conservatory.
A great example of how a solid tiled roof can change the appearance of an existing conservatory while retaining its original footprint and glazed elevations.