Louvered Roofs in Cambridgeshire

Louvered Roof

Gaining in popularity in Cambridgeshire, the Louvered roofs from The Glass Room Company offer a sleek look with expert installation. Louvred roofs also known as a louvered pergola are adjustable outdoor frames that are common features of hotels, large patios, restaurants and decks. Louvered pergolas are either a part of the main property or free-standing structures. The major function of a pergola is to offer shade. However, it is a feature that can improve the design of a property.

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What are the benefits of Pergolas?

A major advantage of louvred roofs is its adjustable rotating louvers. Each rotating louver can be adjusted for more shade or light. To provide the most versatility, The Glass Room Company’s louvred roofs are bioclimatic and adjustable and suitable for all seasons in Cambridgeshire.

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Bioclimatic roofs

Bioclimatic roofs are contemporary versions of the traditional pergola/louvered roof. Bioclimatic roof feature adjustable light and shade levels. Bioclimatic roofs come with rotating louvers that are adjustable. Making them perfect for use all through the year. On the remote there are four preset louver positions but the louvers can be changed between the different levels.

If you’d like an enclosed room that can be used all year round, it can be achieved by attaching side shades, heating, sliding glass panels and lighting to The Glass Room Company’s bioclimatic louvred roofs. We can also install the roof either as a single standing structure or as part of your property. The Glass Room Company’s louvered are customisable making the right choice for whatever specification you might have.

Design

Louvered roofs that extend over your property protecting a garden or a porch or patio should look like they were meant to be part of your property. The Glass Room Company has a massive catalogue of louvered roof designs. Every customer has individual needs and our design experts work with customers to create roofs for their specific needs. Every client has a special need and some have an idea of what they want for the louvered roof of their outdoor space. If you do have an idea, we have the experience and expertise about the construction of your perfect outdoor space.

Louvered roofs: The features

We add a lot of technical enhancements to our louvered roofs. We design our roofs to have no leaks, exposed gutters or gaps for light. You can control the climate in your outdoor space. Our louvered roofs can be controlled at the touch of a button. You can have complete control of the louvered blades and this controls the amount of light that gets let in.

The design of our louvered roofs in totally flexible and can be restructured to find a solution for the needs of your home in Cambridgeshire. Adding side glazing to the louvered roof creates an enclosed outdoor space. This enclosed outdoor space can now be used no matter the weather. There are a number of extras that are optional but can be included. These are outdoor blinds, electric heaters and LED lighting.

The louvered roof can have internal blade insulation added within the louvers, this can help retain heat during the cold months and it also helps to reduce the sound of the rain on the roof by 70%. Our louvers in our bioclimatic pergolas can revolve from 0 to 135 degrees to easily aerate your patio, porch or garden. Enjoy any part of your outdoor space. Our louvered roofs can be constructed to be freestanding and they can be deployed in any part of your outdoor space giving you the freedom to enjoy any part of it.

Our louvered roofs give you the choice to decide the amount of protection from the elements you desire. You can decide to shut out the weather in any season or let in as much sunlight as you want, well into late in the evening. Must a planning permission be obtained to install a louvered roof? Most houses in the UK will already have permitted development rights, so one can go ahead with installing a louvered roof.

The Price of louvered roofs.

Being attached to the house or freestanding will affect the cost of the louvered roof. Also, the type of options selected for the louvered roof adds to the cost of the roof. Extras added to the roof can be installed in stages. Phased out over time this can help spread the cost of the roof over a longer period. Working like that helps handle a daunting scale on a limited budget. Please contact us to consult on a design and plan that works for your budget and your property needs.

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Customer vision

We love to entertain family and friends at our home and one of the main ways we like to do this is to cook with our outdoor pizza oven and enjoy sitting in our garden to eat. Over recent years we have used different parasols to try and provide some shade in the summer, but they never shaded everyone and were of no use in the rain.

The design

At first, The Glass Room Company liaised with the client over email and telephone to provide some initial concepts and details of the PergoTex textile roof system. The reason for us recommending the use of this system was because of the client’s need to shade a larger area, as well as provide rain protection.

Mr & Mrs Frances
Surrey
Retractable textile roof, All weather usage, Remote controlled heating

Louvered Roof FAQ's

Is installing a louvered roof time consuming?

Installing a louvered roof, which is also called a bioclimatic roof can take between 1-2 days depending on the size of the roof. If side glazing to insulate the roof is added, this can extend the time of installation to an extra day to make sure the job is perfect.

Information about Cambridgeshire.

The Glass Room Company is proud to offer Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation services.

Cambridgeshire, East Of England, a County located in England.

Cambridgeshire's main tourist attractions include Hamerton Zoo Park, Wimpole's Folly, Prickwillow Museum, Nene Park, and Peterborough Cathedral.

A number of waterways and rivers such as Old Bedford River, Fens Waterways Link, Fens and Anglian system, Wisbech Canal, and River Nene are located within Cambridgeshire.

Cambridgeshire is part of the Wisbech Rural District local authority administrative area in East Of England in England.

Cambridgeshire provides residents and businesses local services and administrative duties from Cambridge.

Cambridgeshire is based within East Of England.

Cambridgeshire is associated with the East Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, City of Peterborough, City of Cambridge, and Fenland shire administrative regions.

Boundaries to an original ecclesiastical parish in the County of Cambridgeshire incorperate Sutton-in-the-Isle, Spaldwick, Kennett, Knapwell, and Elton.

County's including Cambridgeshire are split are representated parliamentary constituencies such as South Cambridgeshire (UK Parliament constituency), North West Cambridgeshire (UK Parliament constituency), Peterborough (UK Parliament constituency), Isle of Ely (UK Parliament constituency), and Huntingdon (UK Parliament constituency).

The County of Cambridgeshire also encompasses hamlets such as Black Horse Drove, Aldreth, Stonea, Coldham, and Queen Adelaide.

The County of Cambridgeshire also encompasses villages such as Hilton, Harlton, Swaffham Prior, Meldreth, and Duxford within its administrative area.

Villages within Cambridgeshire's boundaries include Bythorn, Eynesbury, Buckden, Ramsey St Mary's, and Mepal.

Fulbourn, Witcham, Swaffham Bulbeck, Gorefield, and Chettisham are also part of Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire contains a number of settlements including Civil parishes in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, and Northstowe.

Other towns located within the County of Cambridgeshire include St Neots, Wisbech, Huntingdon, Soham, and Chatteris

Cambridgeshire is home to a variety of cities including Peterborough, Cambridge, and Ely

Cambridgeshire has a number of schools in the area including Comberton Village College, and Cambridgeshire High School for Boys.

Promoting cultural heritage in Cambridgeshire is the St Neots Museum, and Prickwillow Museum.

Cambridgeshire is served by Peterborough District Hospital, and Royal Papworth Hospital.

Central Park, Pampisford Hall, and The Manor (Cambridgeshire) are the most notable parks and open spaces in Cambridgeshire and are famous through out England.

Essential roads and infasructure in Cambridgeshire include A1309 road, Pontage, and M11 motorway.

Bordering to the west of the County of Cambridgeshire is Norfolk, and Suffolk.

Bordering on the east of the County of Cambridgeshire is Bedfordshire, Rutland, and Northamptonshire.

The County of Cambridgeshire's is bordered by Lincolnshire, Rutland, and Norfolk to the south.

Cambridgeshire northern boundaries are bordered by Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, and Essex

Cambridgeshire reputation can be ascribed to its rich heritage including Denny Abbey, Fleam Dyke, and St Denis Church.

Withing the boundaries of Cambridgeshire, Cambridge International Airport, Cambridge Guildhall, Pampisford Hall, Burghley House, and Northborough Manor House of special interest.

Churches in Cambridgeshire include New Connexions Free Church, St Michael's Church, and Denny Abbey.

The rich history of Cambridgeshire includes Stamford Baron St Martin, Pontage, Icknield Way, History of Cambridgeshire, and Little Thetford flesh-hook.

The County of Cambridgeshire is home to a number of businesses including Aero Research Limited, Guerrilla Cambridge, and Babraham Institute.

Cambridgeshire's shopping centers are famous and people flock to Serpentine Green

BBC East, Black Static, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, Heart Peterborough, and Heart East transmit locally-made programmes from the Cambridgeshire area.