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Polycarbonate roofing is available in clear, opal and bronze finishes - each offering a different balance of light transmission and heat management. Whether you want a bright, airy feel or diffused, glare-free light, we'll help you find the right match.
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Our polycarbonate panels use a multiwall structure with internal air chambers that trap warmth in winter and reduce heat build-up in summer. With thickness options from 16mm to 35mm, there's a specification suited to every conservatory size and aspect.
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Polycarbonate is virtually shatter-proof, making it a robust and secure roofing choice for your home. Its high impact resistance means it stands up to harsh weather and accidental damage without cracking or breaking.
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Polycarbonate has been the go-to roofing material for conservatories for decades – and it’s easy to see why. It’s significantly lighter than glass, meaning less structural load on your conservatory frame and a faster, more straightforward installation process.
Modern multiwall panels offer genuine thermal performance, with thicker 25mm and 35mm options providing meaningful insulation for year-round use. Add UV protection as standard and you have a roof that protects your furnishings and keeps your space comfortable across every season.
If you’re looking for a cost-effective way to complete your conservatory, polycarbonate roofing is a great place to start. It’s one of the most affordable options on the market, while still offering excellent light transmission, good insulation and a long-lasting finish. Lightweight, durable and easy to maintain, it’s a popular choice for homeowners who want quality without the higher price tag.
Get your free quote today and find out how to upgrade your conservatory roof with affordable polycarbonate.
Find answers to some of our most commonly asked questions below. If your question isn’t answered below, feel free to get in touch with our friendly team!
For conservatories, 25mm or 35mm multiwall polycarbonate is recommended. Thicker panels provide better insulation, improved acoustic performance and greater rigidity across larger spans.
A well-installed polycarbonate roof typically lasts between 10 and 20 years, depending on the quality of the panels, UV protection and how well it is maintained over time.
Yes. Polycarbonate roofing is generally considerably more affordable than glass, making it a popular choice for homeowners who want a quality finish without a large upfront investment.
Modern multiwall panels trap air between internal chambers, helping to retain heat in winter. For optimal thermal performance, consider a glazed conservatory roof or a solid roof system.
Absolutely. We handle both new installations and replacement roofs. Our team will assess your existing structure and recommend the best product to suit your conservatory and budget.