1. Specially-treated timber battens are precisely fixed to each of the frames of your conservatory roof.

2. Next, our unique 5.5mm insulation sections are attached to the timber battens.

3. The special 5.5mm insulation sections are precisely fixed to cover your entire conservatory roof.

4. The 5.5mm insulation sections are completed, to fully insulate your conservatory roof.

5. A second stage of treated timber battens are attached to the roof.

6. The treated timber battens follow the contour of your conservatory from where it joins the structure of your home. This ensures the air-gap, unique to Conservandsave, is created.

7. Installation detail, showing how the TWO sets of battens sandwich our unique insulation material.

8. The white UPVC panels are fixed to the second set of battens. This technique, unique to Conservadsave, provides the maximum air gap to meet the strict Building Authority Regulations.

9. The white UPVC panels are precisely cut to follow the existing roof profile.

10. The conservatory roof being clad with the white UPVC panels.

11. Detail showing the UPVC panels being applied.

12. Taking shape…. The conservatory roof now has the UPVC panels in place.

13. The white of the UPVC panels ensures light is reflected into the conservatory, keeping it light and airy. Your conservatory will now be cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter.