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Daylight first
A glazed roof is the natural starting point when overhead light and sky views are central to the design.

CLASSIC · GLASS ROOF KITS
Keep the light. Keep the sky views. Choose a made-to-measure glazed conservatory roof kit for your next installation, supplied for trade, builders and competent DIYers.
Supply only · Project-specific specification · Installation arranged by you

THE SYSTEM
The Classic glass roof system offers configurable roof shapes, glazing and roofline finishes. Its structure is engineered for the installation postcode, taking the project’s wind and snow loading into account.
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A glazed roof is the natural starting point when overhead light and sky views are central to the design.
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Consider orientation, solar control, insulation and ventilation together when selecting the glass specification.
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Discuss frame colour, opening roof vents, decorative cornice and internal pelmet options as part of your quote.
Manufacturer product photography. Glazing, finishes, structural components and site materials are subject to the agreed specification.
SPECIFY YOUR KIT
Tell us the roof shape, width and projection, preferred colour and glazing. Include the pitch or height constraints, abutments, gutters and any large door openings below.
Read the measuring and ordering guide →Your written quotation should identify the roof components, glazing or panels, chosen finishes, roofline items and any accessories included.
Confirm delivery, VAT, lead time and anything you must source separately. Frames, installation, access equipment, electrical work and finishing trades should never be assumed to be part of a roof kit.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Yes, subject to a suitable design and assessment of the existing structure. Provide photographs and survey details so the replacement specification can be considered.
The quotation must explicitly list the glazing specification and supplied components. Check the scope before ordering, including any vents and roofline accessories.
Comfort depends on the glass specification, orientation, ventilation and the complete room. Discuss solar-control glass and ventilation rather than assuming all glazing performs the same.
Find the manufacturer’s documents for your roof. Match the guide to your kit and read it alongside your order-specific drawings and supplied instructions.
Tell us what you’re building. Let’s put the right kit together.