Glass Conservatory Roofs

Yes. A slimline frame maximises your view and lets light flood in from every angle, so there’s more room for glass and fewer obstructions, which could help turn your conservatory into a brighter, open space.

The glass we use is also designed with solar control in mind, which could help prevent the space from overheating during warmer months without compromising the amount of light coming through. So rather than choosing between brightness and comfort, you could have both.

Many older conservatory roofs rely on bulkier frames and smaller glass panels, which can leave rooms feeling dim and closed in. Our glass conservatory roofs take a different approach, using a less visible frame so the glass does most of the work, helping you enjoy your extension even more.

Yes. You can add an optional internal pelmet to fit perimeter lighting, giving you a stylish way to light the space after dark. This helps it become a suitable space for relaxing, entertaining, and working throughout the evening.

The perimeter lighting is built into the roofline, creating a soft, even glow around the room. It’s a subtle touch that enhances the overall look of your conservatory while making sure you have a space that’s welcoming and practical.

The pelmet can also house speakers, so you can combine lighting and sound in one neat, integrated finish. Together, these features could help your conservatory feel less like an add-on and more like a fully considered room in its own right.

There are plenty of lighting options for homeowners in March, Peterborough, and across Cambridgeshire. Optional upgrades include integrated perimeter lighting and internal pelmet systems, helping you create a stylish and practical living space you can enjoy all year round.

These lighting features add warmth while making your conservatory easy to use. Whether you’re relaxing with family or entertaining guests, our conservatory upgrades will help make the most of your home.

Yes, you can. An Eaves Beam Bolster provides extra support where the roof meets bi fold or sliding doors, keeping the structure strong even with wide openings. This means you can enjoy a stunning glass roof without compromising on strength.

Our bi-folding and sliding doors are a popular way to open up a conservatory and connect it to the garden, but they can place extra strain on the structure above. The added support from the Eaves Beam Bolster keeps everything secure, so you get all the benefits of a modern roof without any of the worry.

Lean-to roofs can be installed from 2.5 to 30 degrees, while standard gable, Georgian and Victorian styles are available from 17.5 to 37.5 degrees.

The right pitch depends on your conservatory’s structure and the look you’re after, as well as practical factors like water runoff and headroom inside the space. Art On Glass can assess your existing frame and talk through which roof angle works best, ensuring the finished result performs well and complements your home’s overall style.

Glass conservatory roofs are available with 24mm or 36mm glazing, so you can choose the specification that best suits your budget and thermal performance needs.

Thicker glazing units generally offer better insulation and noise reduction, helping to keep the conservatory more comfortable throughout the year and reducing the strain on any heating you use in the space. Art On Glass can help you weigh up the difference in performance against cost, so you choose a specification that genuinely fits how you plan to use the room.

Yes, flush, powered roof vents are available, offering intelligent ventilation without compromising the sleek look of the roof.

These vents can often be set to open and close automatically in response to temperature or humidity, helping to keep the conservatory comfortable without any extra effort on your part. Art On Glass can advise on the best placement and number of vents for your space, making sure the finished roof looks just as sleek from the inside as it does from the outside.