Louvered Roofs in Oxford, Oxfordshire

Louvered Roof

Working in Oxford, The Glass Room Company have provided and installed many Louvered roofs with years of expertise. 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. Louvered roofs are constructed either as free-standing structures or added on to the side of an existing building over a deck or patio in most situations. 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 benefits of Pergolas?

With a louvered roof, you can track the movements of the sun via the rotating louvers that are part of a pergola’s design feature either for more shade or light. This is made possible by it’s adjustable mechanisation. To provide the most versatility, The Glass Room Company’s louvred roofs are bioclimatic and adjustable and suitable for all seasons in Oxford.

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Bioclimatic roofs

An innovative take on the standard Pergola roof, bioclimatic roof shade and ventilation can be customised. These louvers can be adjusted to let in more air when it is hot and keep more heat in winter temperatures drop. There are four preset buttons on the remote however, the louvers can be changed to level in between the preset positions.

The flexibility of our bioclimatic pergola roofs means you can transform your pergola into a closed outdoor space by adding heating, lighting, sliding glass panels and side shades. Depending on your requirements, our louvered roofs can be installed as part of your current building or as a lone single standing units. The Glass Room Company’s louvered are customisable making the right choice for whatever specification you might have.

Design

Louvered roofs should not look strange on your property. They need to look like they belong to your property and are a part of the design. The Glass Room Company’s range of louvered roofs is quite vast. Our design experts have spent many years building custom louvered roofs for customers. Your outdoor space, be it a garden, patio or porch needs to be perfect, if you have an idea about what you want for your louvered roof, we have ideas about how to construct it and have the experience to install it.

Louvered roofs: The features

We add a lot of technical enhancements to our louvered roofs. We have designed our gutters explicitly to remove gutters and eliminate leaks and light gaps. You can regulate the amount of light that gets let into your outdoor space at the touch of a button. Our louvered blades can be regulated and this allows you to have full control of the ambient light of your outdoor space.

Across Oxford, our louvered roofs are completely flexible in design and can be adaptable to fit whatever needs you have. When you add side glazing to the roof at any point in the construction, you create an insulated outdoor space that can be enjoyed no matter the weather. You can add optional extras to your outdoor space. Extras like electric heating, LED lighting and outdoor blinds.

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 bioclimatic pergolas are designed to be able to rotate the louvers from 0 to 135 degrees quickly to easily aerate your garden. Any part of your garden can be enjoyed since we can construct our louvered roofs to stand alone and this can create a large amount of space you can relish and enjoy.

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. Do you need planning permission for a louvered roof? No, generally most houses in the UK will have permitted development rights, this means you can install a louvered roof if you want to.

The cost of Bioclimatic roofs.

Louvered roofs costs vary depending on if it’s attached to the house or freestanding and also which options are to be added to the roof. The cost of the roof can be spread out over a long period of time if extras and optional features are added gradually. 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 Oxford.

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

Oxford is a beloved Non-metropolitan District located in the heart of Oxfordshire in England.

Oxford's main tourist attractions include High Street, Radcliffe Camera, Stonor Park, Carfax, and Sheldonian Theatre.

Found within Oxford are a number of prominent rivers and waterways including River Thame, Bulstake Stream, Littlemore Brook, Sheepwash Channel, and The Isis.

Oxford is part of the Finstock local authority administrative area in Weston Otmoor in England.

Oxford provides residents and businesses local services and administrative duties from Oxford City Centre.

Oxford's council/local authority is a City Status In The United Kingdom.

Oxford is situated in South East England.

Boundaries to an original ecclesiastical parish in the City of Oxford incorperate Begbroke, Harwell, Great Milton, Eynsham, and Middleton Stoney.

Non-metropolitan District's including Oxford are split are representated parliamentary constituencies such as Wantage (UK Parliament constituency), Henley (UK Parliament constituency), Oxford West and Abingdon (UK Parliament constituency), and Oxford East (UK Parliament constituency).

The Coat Of Arms Of Oxford is the traditional symbol of the English City of Oxford.

The City of Oxford also encompasses hamlets such as Worton (hamlet), Water Eaton, Little Baldon, Chazey Heath, and Shillingford.

The Non-metropolitan District of Oxford also encompasses villages such as Bayworth, Cuddesdon, South Hinksey, Great Tew, and Coleshill within its administrative area.

Other villages in Oxford include Henwood, Adderbury, Southmoor, Sandford-on-Thames, and Goring-on-Thames.

Last in order but nevertheless important, Oxford includes Thrupp, Berinsfield, Cumnor, Wytham, and Watchfield.

Over the years Oxford has assimilated a number of settlements including Burcot, Waterways, Cutteslowe, Northway, Hinksey, Osney, and Shillingford.

The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation service area in the Non-metropolitan District of Oxford also includes North Oxford, Marsh Baldon, Cripley Meadow, Blackbird Leys, and Harcourt Hill.

Other service areas of The Glass Room Company in Oxford, England are comprised ofWolvercote, Chiselhampton, Marston, South Hinksey, and Boars Hill,

in addition to Oxford's outer urban areas Oxford West and Abingdon (UK Parliament constituency), Jericho, Toot Baldon, Rose Hill, and Kennington.

Last but not least The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation services cover the greater Oxford area including Shippon, Waterstock, Walton Manor, Wallingford, and Wytham.

Iffley, St John Street area, Botley, Wheatley, and Redbridge is within the constituency of Oxford, Oxfordshire.

In Oxford you find towns like Woodeaton, New Marston, Henley-on-Thames, Beckley, and Cuddesdon.

Other towns including Abingdon-on-Thames, Banbury, Charlbury, Bicester, and Witney can be found within the Non-metropolitan District of Oxford.

Worcester Street, Magdalen College, and New Road within Oxford are known through out the England and the United Kingdom.

Oxford has a number of schools in the area including Belsyre Court, and English Trust for European Education.

Oxfordshire County Library, and Clarendon Institute play an important role in Oxford.

Provide a physical education forum within Oxford is the Christ Church Picture Gallery, and Charlbury Museum.

The Oxford area is the location of several hospitals including Acland Hospital, and Warneford Hospital.

Christ Church War Memorial Garden, Christ Church Ground, and Wellington Square are popular with Oxford residents and known through out England.

Integral major roads in Oxford include the A4260 road, and A420 road.

Within Oxford roads and infastructure include Botley Road, Park Town, and South Parade.

The City of Oxford is bordered by High Wycombe, and Aylesbury to the West.

The City of Oxford is fringed by Witney, and Carterton to the East.

Adjoining the City of Oxford to the south, are the neighbouring settlements of Bicester, Worcester, Malvern, Buckingham, and Brackley

Close to Oxford, Wantage, Grove, Slough, Swindon, and Didcot can be found situated immediately to the north.

Oxford reputation can be ascribed to its rich heritage including Earth Trust Centre, Deddington Castle, and Blenheim Palace.

Oxford Iconic Buildings include Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Bloxham School, and Christ Church Cathedral.

Situated in Oxford, notable heritage assets include Barton, Abingdon County Hall Museum, Bocardo Prison, Grade I listed buildings in Oxford, and Plant Oxford.

Oxford houses some well known churches including St Lawrence's Church, All Saints Church, and St Frideswide's Church.

Plater College, Black Assize of Oxford 1577, Phoenix Picturehouse, A Mathematician's Apology, and Roger Bannister running track are but a few of the important parts of the history of Oxford.

Oxford is the Non-metropolitan District where a number of businesses were founded including Salters Steamers, British Biotech, and Exient Entertainment.

Ducker & Son is one of Oxford's shopping centers and a focal point of local commerce.

The Isis Magazine, Six TV, Nightshift (magazine), Oxide Radio, and Modern Poetry in Translation transmit locally-made programmes from the Oxford area.