Typically a louvred roof would require concrete pads to support the legs rather than foundations. This helps to avoid any major structural work that is often involved with building a conservatory.

A 5 year, no-quibble parts and labour guarantee is provided with all glass rooms installed by Roché. That means if you ever have a problem, our technical team is just a phone call away.

In terms of manufacture, delivery and installation, typical lead times are around 8 weeks. Every job is different and we will be able to provide a more accurate timescale once we have the details of your requirements. Louvred roof seasonality means some times of the year are busier than others.

A louvred roof is usually classed as a permitted development. This means you don’t typically need planning permission to install the extension at your home. There are however some limits which you will need to take into account such as location, size and other factors like whether it’s a listed building. It is also dependent on the local planning authority.