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A room for all seasons
By choosing a conservatory with a Vertex tile effect roof, you get all
the benefits of a conservatory with none of the downsides. What’s
more, because it has all the looks of a traditional extension, it will
be a seamless addition to your home.
Read on to find out more about how a conservatory with a Vertex
roof can give you so much more than you thought a conservatory
ever could.
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED
Cool in summer and warm in winter,
all the look of a traditional extension.
A conservatory is a wonderful way to enhance
your home and your lifestyle. A beautiful room that
connects the inside and outside and lets you enjoy
the glories of your garden all year round.
But have you considered how you will keep your
conservatory warm in winter and cool in summer?
A traditionally polycarbonate conservatory roof
can mean the beautiful new addition to your home
is too cold in winter and too hot in summer. While
heating and blinds can help solve these problems,
there is a better solution.
Standard
Roof
Vertex
Roof
BEAUTIFULLY LIGHT
One of the biggest joys of a conservatory
is the beautifully light filled space it creates.
With its white interior ceiling, a conservatory
with a Vertex tile effect roof gives you exactly
that feeling of light and space. What’s more,
your Vertex roof can also be partially glazed
to allow shafts of light to enhance your room.
Having a Vertex roof also means you won’t need to install complex ceiling
blinds to help protect you and your conservatory from the sun’s glare and
heat in the summer months. As well as giving you a room that’s pleasantly
comfortable to be in all year round, a conservatory with a Vertex roof also
means there’s no need to worry about dated, faded or discoloured fabrics
that could spoil the look of your conservatory in years to come.
BEAUTIFULLY PRACTICAL
A conservatory is a room that will make you fall in love
with your home all over again. But despite all the ways a
conservatory will enhance your home and your lifestyle,
there are still practicalities to consider. And a conservatory
with a Vertex roof has got all those practicalities covered.
The windows and doors of your conservatory all comply
with the latest energy efficiency legislation – they can even
be A rated for maximum energy efficiency – minimising your
carbon footprint and keeping your energy costs down.
Security is taken care of too, with high security hardware
locking throughout.
And when it comes to installing your conservatory, you
might like to know that the tiles of the Vertex roof can be cut
into the tile of your existing roof, creating a seamless and
simple finish.
BEAUTIFULLY STRONG
We’re told that extremes of weather are likely to
become more frequent. So it’s more important than
ever to make sure any addition to your home can
withstand the most severe conditions. A conservatory
with a Vertex roof has several advantages that will
give you the peace of mind you need.
BEAUTIFULLY STRONG
It has an aluminium structure, giving it inherent strength and durability.
It has been extensively tested in Scandinavia under extreme weather
conditions so we know it will withstand heavy snowfall. And there’s no
need to worry about the guttering either: it’s integral to the roof, so you
can be confident it won’t fall off if it’s weighed down with snow.
Before
After
You can choose from Victorian, Edwardian or P
shaped designs, so you can create a style that
suits your home.
And just because you’ve already had your
conservatory installed doesn’t mean you can’t
enjoy the benefits of a Vertex roof. A Vertex
roof can be retro-fitted onto your existing
conservatory, giving you all the benefits you
always dreamed your conservatory would
have.
BEAUTIFULLY FLEXIBLE
A conservatory with a Vertex roof gives you all the
advantages of a traditional extension and all the
flexibility of a conservatory.
The choice of roof tile colours means you can select
the colour that matches the rest of your home’s roof,
creating a seamless finish.
Look out for the CE mark
All our products are CE marked, so you know they meet the highest quality standards.
Ask to see our ID card.
Our ID card is government-backed recognition that we meet Minimum Technical
Competences. It’s your reassurance that we’ve got knowledge of Building Regulations
and British Standards, we undertake regular training and development and we’re
audited once every three years to ensure we’re still meeting the required standards.