Louvered Roofs in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

Louvered Roof

Wokring with the experts at The Glass Room Company, many homeowners in Huntingdon have made the excellent choice of adding a Louvered roof to their property. Louvred roofs also known as a louvered pergola are adjustable outdoor frames that are common features of hotels, large patios, restaurants and decks. They are either affixed to a building or installed as a freestanding structure. 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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The benefits of a louvred 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. To provide the most versatility, The Glass Room Company’s louvred roofs are bioclimatic and adjustable and suitable for all seasons in Huntingdon.

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Bioclimatic roofs

Bioclimatic roofs are the updated version of standard louvered/pergola roofs. Bioclimatic roofs come with rotating louvers that are adjustable. Making them perfect for use all through the year. The remote comes with four fixed positions but the louvers can be adjusted to levels in between them.

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. It is also possible to have our pergola installed as free standing units or as an addition to your current property. The Glass Room Company’s louvered are customisable making the right choice for whatever specification you might have.

Design

Your louvered roofs should look like a purposeful part of your building. It shouldn’t look like an awkward extension of your building. At Outdoor Living Group, we have amassed a wide range of louvered roof designs. Our in-house experts have acquired years of experience designing pergolas for many clients to fit their individual 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.

The features in louvered roofs

We have a lot of technical innovations built into our louvered roofs. Our roofs are designed to allow no light gaps or leaks and do so without exposed gutters. Controlling the louvered blades gives you control over the amount of sunlight that filters into your space. Regulating this gives you complete control over the climate of your outdoor space at the touch of a button.

Across Huntingdon, our louvered roofs are completely flexible in design and can be adaptable to fit whatever needs you have. We can add side glazing to the louvered roof, this can create a space that is weatherproof and can be used in any weather. There are a number of extras that are optional but can be included. These are outdoor blinds, electric heaters and LED lighting.

Internal blade insulation is an option to be added to the louvered roofs. This reduces the sound of the rain on the roof and can maintain the heat in your outdoor space during the winter. We construct our bioclimatic pergolas to rotate the louvers from 0 to 135 degrees easily and quickly in order to provide adequate ventilation to your outdoor space. Even isolated parts of your garden can be enjoyed under the protection of our louvered roofs. We can install our louvered roofs to be free standing and this can make your outdoor space a haven of freedom you can enjoy.

What is amazing with our louvered roofs is that you can decide the amount of protection you want. You can either shut out the elements at any time, no matter the weather, or enjoy the sunlight well into the evening. Is a planning permission necessary to install a louvered roof? The answer is usually no. Most properties in the UK have permitted development rights so installing a louvered roof isn’t a problem.

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. Additional features to the louvered roof can be added in stages. This can help spread out the cost of the roof. We can work to handle a big project on a limited budget. Call us for a brochure or consult with us on your project and we can come up with a design that works for your property.

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Textile Roof system install

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 Huntingdon.

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

Huntingdon is a Town in Cambridgeshire.

Huntingdon is part of the Huntingdonshire local authority administrative area in Cambridgeshire in England.

Huntingdon provides residents and businesses local services and administrative duties from Huntingdon And Godmanchester.

Huntingdon is located in East Of England.

The local authority within the Town of Huntingdon include The Offords, Godmanchester, The Stukeleys, Woodhurst, and Waresley parish councils.

National parliamentary constituencies of the Town of Huntingdon include Huntingdon (UK Parliament constituency).

The Flag Of Huntingdonshire is the traditional symbol of the English Town of Huntingdon.

The Town of Huntingdon also amalgamated hamlets such as Denton, and Woolley within its boundaries.

The Town of Huntingdon also amalgamated villages such as Pidley, Kimbolton, Wistow, Ellington, and Leighton Bromswold within its boundaries.

Villages in Huntingdon, include Perry, Little Stukeley, Waresley, Molesworth, and Offord Cluny.

Hamerton, Covington, Buckden, Brampton, and Easton are also part of Huntingdon

Huntingdon contains a number of settlements including Old Hurst, Hemingford Grey, Spaldwick, Kimbolton, Sawtry, Wyton, and Bury.

Broughton, Stow Longa, Woodwalton, Woodhurst, and Bythorn and Keyston are also part of The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation service area in the Town of Huntingdon.

Other primary service areas of The Glass Room Company within in Huntingdon, England accommodate Upwood, Warboys, Hamerton, The Raveleys, and Tilbrook,

in addition to Huntingdon's outer urban areas Perry, The Stukeleys, Grafham, Coppingford, and Wistow.

Additional towns that form parm of the Town of Huntingdon include St Ives, Ramsey, and Godmanchester

Huntingdon is covered by the Pe26, Pe28, Pe29 postal code area.

Notable educational establishments in Huntingdon include Hinchingbrooke School, and St Peter's School.

Furthering the education of Huntingdon locals is the Cromwell Museum, and Hinchingbrooke House.

Huntingdon is served by Hinchingbrooke Hospital.

Integral major roads in Huntingdon include the A1198 road.

Within Huntingdon roads and infastructure include Huntingdon Road.

The Town of Huntingdon is flanked to the east by Kettering.

Adjoining the Town of Huntingdon to the south, are the neighbouring settlements of Corby, and Great Stukeley

Huntingdon is best known for Old Bridge, Huntingdon Castle, and St Ives Bridge.

Examples of famous architecture in Huntingdon include St Andrew's Church, Steeple Gidding.

Blended into Huntingdon a number of buildings of national importance can be found including HM Prison Littlehey, Cromwell Museum, St Mary's Street drill hall, Old Bridge, and Huntingdon Castle.

Churches in Huntingdon include Huntingdon Priory, St Mary's Church, and St Andrew's Church.

Huntingdonshire, Huntingdon and Peterborough, Huntingdon and Godmanchester, History of St Neots, and Witches of Warboys are but a few of the important parts of the history of Huntingdon.

A large number of leading businesses make Huntingdon and Cambridgeshire their home including The Glass Room Company.

Huntingdon is the founding Town of number of companies including Mastertronic Group, Lola Aylings, and Lola Cars.