Louvered Roofs in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Louvered Roof

With years of experience, The Glass Room Company have installed and provided many Louvered roofs across Cambridge. Louvered roofs also known as Louvered pergolas are outdoor framed structures that rotate allowing the roof to open and close. They are most commonly featured in restaurant, decks, hotels and large patios. They are either attached to the main building or freestanding structures. Louvred roofs are built to provide shade and rain protection but can also improve the aesthetic appeal of an outdoor space.

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What are the advantages of a louvered roof?

Pergolas have adjustable rotating louvers that make it possible for the sun’s movement to be tracked. They can be adjusted to let in light or provide shade. When built with a bioclimatic roof, pergolas are outdoor living spaces that can be enjoyed all through the summer in Cambridge.

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Bioclimatic roofs

A clever update to the classic louvred/pergola roof, bioclimatic roofs make changing shade and ventilation levels easy. These louvers can be adjusted to let in more air when it is hot and keep more heat in winter temperatures drop. On the remote there are four preset louver positions but the louvers can be changed between the different levels.

The Glass Room Company’s louvered roof can be transformed into an enclosed outdoor space with the addition of heating, sliding glass panels, side shades and lighting. Our louvered roofs can be built as attachment to pre-existing building or a stand alone structures. Making them the perfect fit, if you require a shaded space for your backyard or garden.

Design

You don’t want to have a louvered roof that looks awkward. What you want is a louvered roof that extends naturally out of the building and over your garden or patio. The Glass Room Company’s catalogue of louvered roofs is quite extensive. We have design experts who have had many years of experience in designing pergolas to match our customer’s needs. If you come up with an idea for the louvered roof of your outdoor space, we can come up with ideas on how to make it come to life and we have the experience to construct and install it.

Features of louvered roofs.

Our louvered roofs have a lot of technological improvements built in. Our roof designs get rid of gutters and do not allow for leaks 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.

Our louvered roofs are purpose built to be flexible in their design and be the perfect solution to your outdoor needs in Cambridge. Adding side glazing to the louvered roof creates an enclosed outdoor space. This enclosed outdoor space can now be used no matter the weather. You can add optional extras to your outdoor space. Extras like electric heating, LED lighting and outdoor blinds.

To reduce the sound of the rain on the roof and also to help maintain the heat during the winter months, internal blade insulation can be added within the louvers. Our bioclimatic pergolas are designed to be able to rotate the louvers from 0 to 135 degrees quickly to easily aerate your garden. Our louvered roof can be designed and constructed to be free standing. This can give you ample space to enjoy your garden or any other outdoor space without the restriction of an enclosed space.

The amount of protection you desire from our louvered roofs is completely up to you. You can vary the amount of sunlight coming in or even shut out the weather completely no matter the season. Is a planning permission necessary to install a louvered roof? Almost all properties in the UK have permitted development rights so installing a louvered roof is okay.

The price of Louvered ( Bioclimatic) Roofs

The cost of construction depends on if your louvered roof is attached to your property or freestanding. We also have a number of options that could affect the cost. Extras and added features can be added to your louvered roof over time. This can help spread out the cost of the roof. 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 Cambridge.

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

The Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge, lies within England in Cambridgeshire.

Cambridge's main tourist attractions include Denny Abbey, Cambridge Castle, Jesus Green Swimming Pool, Gog Magog Hills, and Cambridge Museum of Technology.

Found within Cambridge are a number of prominent rivers and waterways including Middle Level Navigations, Pitsford Water, Grafham Water, Bourn Brook, and Hobson's Conduit.

Located in Cambridgeshire, Cambridge forms part of Odsey in England.

Cambridge Guildhall is Cambridge's local authority administrative HQ.

Cambridge's administrative division of local government is a Non-metropolitan District.

Cambridge is found in East Of England.

Cambridge is associated with county districts including Lode, Sutton-in-the-Isle, Burwell, Mepal, and Swaffham Bulbeck.

Boundaries to an original ecclesiastical parish in the Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge incorperate Guilden Morden, Caxton, Bartlow, Little Wilbraham, and Lode.

The wards and electoral sub divisions of Cambridge also include Castle, Arbury, Newnham, Trumpington, and King's Hedges.

National parliamentary constituencies of the City of Cambridge include Cambridge (UK Parliament constituency).

The Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge consolidates hamlets such as Westwick, Chittering, Wendy, Six Mile Bottom, and Odsey within its border.

The Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge additionally includes villages such as Haslingfield, Thriplow, Longstowe, Lolworth, and Kingston in its administrative area.

Other villages in Cambridge include Chippenham, Guilden Morden, Brinkley, Little Wilbraham, and Great Shelford.

Just as importantly villages such as Shepreth, Comberton, Orwell, Rampton, and Litlington are also found within Cambridge

Incorporated settlements within Cambridge's boundary now include Pampisford, Longstanton, Childerley, Northstowe, Conington, Peterborough, and Shudy Camps.

Hadstock are also part of The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation service area in the City of Cambridge.

Additional towns such as St Neots, Godmanchester, Chatteris, Whittlesey, and St Ives can be found within the Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge.

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

Sidgwick Avenue, Selwyn College Library, and Gonville and Caius College in Cambridge are famous through out the England and the United Kingdom.

Well-known schools in Cambridge are The Perse School, and The Red Balloon Learner Centres.

Tyndale House (Cambridge) helps preserves Cambridge's history.

Additional educational institutions within Cambridge is the Cambridge University Museum of Zoology, and Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences.

Rosie Hospital, and Fulbourn Hospital deliver services locally to the Cambridge area.

Midsummer Common, Jesus Green, and Coe Fen are popular with Cambridge locals and are known throughout England.

The major roads feeding Cambridge includes the A428 road.

Local roads within Cambridge include St Edward's Passage, A428 road, and Sidney Street.

Bordering to the west of the Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge is Teversham.

To the east of the Non-metropolitan District of Cambridge is bordered by Wellingborough, and Coton.

Close to Cambridge, Fen Ditton, Corby, Milton, and Girton are positioned immediately to the south of the Non-metropolitan District.

Close to Cambridge, Milton Keynes, Grantchester, Great Shelford, and Fulbourn can be found situated immediately to the north.

Cambridge's reknown can be attributed to its diverse heritage including Goffers knoll, Roman Road, and Gog Magog Hills.

Cambridge Iconic Buildings include All Saints Church, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and All Saints' Church.

Blended into Cambridge a number of buildings of national importance can be found including King's College Chapel, British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge Interferometer, Nevile's Court, and Chesterton Hall.

Many churches are still located in Cambridge, Wesley Methodist Church, Memorial Chapel, and Graham Allan to name but a few.

The rich history of Cambridge includes A Mathematician's Apology, Church of St Mary the Great, Cambridge Castle, Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire, and Icknield Way.

Cambridge is the Non-metropolitan District where a number of businesses were founded including Lister Cars, The Cambridge Building Society, and Cambridge Nanosystems.

The main shopping centre for Cambridge is St Andrew's Street, Cambridge

Islamic Texts Society, Cambridge Film Festival, Cambridge News, Take One (British magazine), and Scrutiny (journal) deliver broadcast media to the local Cambridge community.