Can you have a glass roof on an extension?

Yes, it is possible to have a glass roof on an extension. In fact, many homeowners choose to install glass roofs on their extensions as it allows more natural light into the space and creates a bright and airy atmosphere.

Extensions Supplied and Installed in Buckinghamshire

Name: Extensions
Brand: Double Glazing Direct
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Glass Extensions Aylesbury

Our modern glazed conservatories, verandas, and orangeries add valuable floor space where it's needed most and can be enjoyed all year round, come rain or shine. Combined with our innovative online quote portal, no matter whether you're a homeowner or business owner, you can count on Double Glazing Direct for spacious, cosy, and cost-effective new glazed extensions and refurbishments designed to exceed all your expectations.

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Buckinghamshire's reliable extension provider

It's a fact that gardens and outdoor spaces and square footage of the property are essential factors that today’s homebuyers are looking out for when purchasing a new home. From glorious, uninterrupted glass veranda extensions to elegant orangeries with a modern twist, we're confident we have the perfect glazed extension solution to enhance your property like no other.

Top features of our conservatories & extensions

A range of extensions to expand your Aylsebury property, ranging from: verandas, orangeries and conservatories

A full suite of design options to suit your property including the choice of a range of roof glazing, frame colors, and door styles

Modern technology allowing energy efficient glazing capable of achieving U-values as low as 0.8 W/m²K

Life-changing glass extensions for homes in Aylesbury, Buckingham, High Wycombe & beyond

At Double Glazing Direct, each glazed extension is designed to meet your specific project requirements. Our collective knowledge of Aylesbury and the Buckinghamshire region enables us to improve any type of property with absolute confidence and finesse.

From the 83 protective conservation areas covering Aylesbury Vale to newly built country residences in Beaconsfield and distinct Edwardian homes located in Gerrards Cross, whether you need a uPVC or aluminium glazed extension, our range of styles, roofing choices, colours, specialist finishes, and glazing options are second to none.

Enduring conservatories in Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire & Oxfordshire

Conservatories of the past have often suffered from poor insulation, making them too cold to use in winter and far too hot throughout the summer months. Thanks to advances in construction materials, this is certainly not the case today. Our conservatories, veranda extensions, and orangeries are built with today and tomorrow's energy efficiency targets in mind. Notable energy saving features of our extension products include:

Our uPVC conservatories are capable of achieving impressive A+ energy ratings & U-values as low as 0.8 by upgrading to the 6 chambered Liniar EnergyPlus range.
Our aluminium verandas & orangeries provide outstanding weather resistance and feature an innovative, ultra-insulating polyamide 'thermal barrier' element; keeping bills low and satisfaction high.
Combining three fantastic layers of insulation, with the option to add illuminating roof lights, the ultra-efficient Guardian Tiled Roof System is capable of achieving industry leading U-values of just 0.18.
Designed to capture natural light from all angles, thermally efficient uPVC or slender aluminium lantern roofs are also available.

Combined with durable, high-quality window and door locking mechanisms, supplying and installing affordable, weather-resistant, and secure glazed extensions and refurbishments is what we do best.

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What is a glass roof extension called?

A glass roof extension is often referred to as a glass extension, a glass conservatory, or a glass sunroom. Some people may also refer to it as a glazed extension, a roof lantern extension, or a skylight extension. The specific terminology may vary depending on the location and style of the extension, as well as the preferences of the homeowner or architect.