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Polycarbonate conservatory
A polycarbonate veranda combines natural light with a pleasant, comfortable atmosphere under the roof. The light-transmitting material filters sunlight and prevents the space from heating up too quickly. This creates a sheltered spot that you can enjoy every day. The polycarbonate veranda protects against rain and wind whilst maintaining an open feel towards the garden. This balance makes the veranda suitable for all seasons.
What is a conservatory with apolycarbonate roof ?
A polycarbonate conservatory consists of an aluminium supporting structure with translucent polycarbonate roof panels. This material is strong, impact-resistant and requires little maintenance. Polycarbonate weighs less than glass and allows for larger spans without the need for a heavy structure. The roof lets daylight through and diffuses the light more gently than clear glass. This makes the space feel lighter and less harsh.
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Design your own canopy
Our configurator makes it easy to design your perfect canopy yourself. Select the size you want, choose the type of roof, decide on the colour and add walls or extra options. In just a few steps, you can create a design that fits seamlessly with your style and outdoor space.
Advantages of a canopy with a polycarbonate roof
A polycarbonate veranda heats up less quickly in direct sunlight. The material has low energy transmittance and reduces the intensity of the sun’s rays. At the same time, the space remains light and pleasant. The roof panels offer protection against precipitation and are resistant to hail and wind loads. These properties ensure a conservatory that remains comfortable for everyday use.
Polycarbonate roofing combined with bespoke solutions
Every polycarbonate veranda needs to be tailored to the property, its location and intended use. Dimensions, roof pitch and detailing determine how the veranda integrates with your façade and patio. Additions such as sliding glass walls or sun blinds enhance comfort and extend the time you can use the space. A bespoke design creates a polycarbonate veranda that forms a natural part of your outdoor space.
The difference between polycarbonate and glass
The main difference between polycarbonate and glass lies in the way light is perceived and in heat management. Glass offers maximum transparency and a clear view of the sky. Polycarbonate filters the light more effectively and reduces heat build-up. As a result, the space under a polycarbonate veranda feels cooler on sunny days. The choice depends on your preference for light intensity and comfort.