RW Abergavenny
RW Abergavenny

Conservatory Solid Roof Conversion

Conservatory Solid Roof Conversion

RW Abergavenny constructed conservatory back in 2001. The customer came back to us recently wanting to upgrade his conservatory. We carried out the conversion fitting a solid fully insulated roof which makes any conservatory an all year round usable space.

The conservatory solid roof conversion from RW Abergavenny is externally clad with light weight tiles (available in a range of colours). Roof is insulated to a standard required by current building regulations. A range of internal finishes are available.

Another conservatory which has been transformed with our fully insulated solid conservatory roof conversion. Creating an all year round room, this is also a massive energy saving product.....Its also very quiet when it rains! Laser set up ensures pin point accuracy when we fully fabricate our own roof which is pre-assembled in our workshop; this is then dismantled saving time on site so your new fully insulated energy saving solid roof conversion is completed more speedily.

 

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Another With A Difference.

 

With this one we re-designed the roof which changed it from a gull wing lean-to into a Georgian hip end. Increasing the pitch and roof volume gave a much more appealing look and an increased feeling of space internally. 

 

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Address

RW Abergavenny

Timbercraft Park

Llangattock

Crickhowell

Powys

NP8 1HW

 

Tel: 01873 269357

Mobile: 07979 222444

WhatsApp: 07979222444

E-mail: richard@rwabergavenny.co.uk

 

 

Proprietor: Richard Wright

Business hours

 

Office Hours 8am to 6pm

24hrs emergency service

 

 

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