Transform your conservatory into a comfortable space with our expert insulation process. We begin by securely fitting pre-drilled battens, creating optimal air gaps for insulation. Low-E insulation is then applied, maximising heat retention in winter and keeping your conservatory cool in summer. We seal all joints with fire-rated tape and install UPVC cladding for a flawless finish. Finally, we clean and inspect every detail, ensuring long-lasting durability.
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Treated battens are carefully attached to each glazing bar, having been pre-drilled to eliminate the risk of the battens splitting.
The first set of battens are fitted to all glazing bars, in this case a Single Hipped Edwardian ready for the Low-E to be fitted – this gives us the first 35mm Air Gap.
The breathable Low-E insulation is initially stapled to the first set of battens – along with the depth of the glazing bars this gives us a perfect air gap of 35mm.
The breathable Low-E insulation is initially stapled to the first set of battens – along with the depth of the glazing bars, this gives us a perfect air pocket of 35mm.
Once the entire roof space is insulated with Low-E, all overlaps and joints are sealed using Fire-Rated A special tape to ensure the roof space is fully sealed.
In our opinion, the most important batten is the bottom batten – this one ensures all joins line up perfectly, it also adds tremendous strength to your conservatory and adds years of life.
The rest of the battens are then fitted, all being custom-made to measure on site. These battens securely hold the Low-E insulation in place and create the second air gap of 25mm.
We use a ‘Starter Trim’ to ensure the cladding aligns perfectly, is fully supported by the bottom batten, and provides a clean, flawless edge to the finished appearance.
To create the prefect fit, we carefully measure each angle. This is to make sure the corners meet neatly and allow for a perfect fit.
The UPVC panels are fitted, each one is securely attached to each batten to ensure no sagging. They have an overlap so that if there is any expansion or contraction, they don’t ‘pop’ out.
The importance of correct air gaps cannot be overstated. Using the Low-E insulation and treated timber battens, this gives perfectly sized air gaps to provide the optimum insulation.
The edges are cut so they perfectly align, then are filled with silicone and covered with a flexible corner trim. This gives you a beautiful finish and look.
Once the entire ceiling has been cladded, corner trim is added. We use a two-step fitting system which ensures that the trim will not drop or sag. To date, we are proud to say we have never had any trim fall or sag.
If the conservatory has a ridge, at this stage the cover is fitted complete with fittings for lights/fans, as needed. This is the final trim to be added to finish the internal cladding and completes its beautiful look.
If there was a ceiling fan or lights, these are removed prior to the installation. Once the installation is complete, lights and fans are replaced – many customers use this time to clean or change their existing light.
Using a special UPVC cleaner, we painstakingly clean the entire newly insulated and cladded ceiling. During this process, we inspect every square inch of the ceiling to make sure it's 100% perfect and blemish free for you.
Our unique finish – we fill every single joint, every single panel and down every single edge strip. We leave no gaps for dust and spiders to gather. Look carefully at the next photo and see none of those black holes!
We call our system the Perfect Finish for Conservatory ceiling insulation. No other company were aware of, finishes every single joint and gap the way we do. Once you see the perfect finish, nothing else will do.
