Polycarbonate conservatory roof sheets should be cleaned periodically to ensure that the sheets continue to perform at their best. The following is a good process to start with: Rinse sheets…
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Say goodbye to tired, leaky timber roofs, once and for all. The Sunwood Timber Glazing System, from Truly PVC Supplies, is a range of components designed as a roof capping…
Slipped Roof Panels Conservatory roof glass and polycarbonate are usually seated on glazing bars that run the length of the glazing, from eaves to ridge or wall plate. A uPVC…
Perished Seals Drafts and water entering the conservatory through the roof is sometimes caused by perished gaskets and seals. These plastic or rubber conservatory seals can deteriorate with age and…
Leaking Roof Vents Conservatory roof vents are a wonderful addition to a conservatory. As heat rises they can provide excellent ventilation and the ability to better control the environment…
Loose Cappings and Slipped Roof Panels Over time uPVC cappings can loose their compression against the roof material, which provides rainwater with a route through a conservatory roof. It can also allows…
Faulty lead flashing Lead is often used as the material for ‘flashing’, to provide cover over the joint between a conservatory and a house. Lead is chosen because it is…