Conservatory
Roof System
Create a comfortable living space with the most efficient conservatory roof replacement on the market. Suitable for existing and new build conservatories.
The market-leading Guardian Warm Roof is a revolutionary step forward in home improvement – a high performance, lightweight roof system that has been designed to replace your existing glass or polycarbonate roof or be installed as an alternative on your new conservatory.
Now, in partnership with VELUX®, Guardian Warm Roof exclusively fit VELUX® roof windows in their range of solid roof systems.
The Guardian Warm Roof System dramatically transforms your conservatory into an ambient, much needed space that can be used daily, all year round.
Designed to retain the conservatory’s original windows, doors, frames and walls, the Guardian Warm Roof System is fully tested and approved to all thermal and structural standards
Ensuring your peace of mind
Will my conservatory be able to take the weight of the Guardian Warm Roof?

The Guardian Warm Roof System has been specifically designed to weigh no more than a glazed roof and is fully tested and approved by industry experts for it’s structural performance. The Guardian roof is designed and engineered to replace the entire existing roof. Some conversion systems only overclad the existing roof which was never designed to carry additional weight.
Conservatories have reinforcing posts to take the weight of glazed roofs. Conservatories built before 1996 may not have sufficient support. The Guardian survey will determine the suitability and, where required, will provide a structural solution to support the Guardian Warm Roof.
Why is the Guardian Warm Roof structural frame made from aluminium?
After months of testing the Guardian Warm Roof with various materials, a superior lightweight aluminium frame was chosen due to its high-performance structural properties. Many roof systems use timber, which weighs significantly more, putting additional stress on the existing conservatory walls. Timber is also prone to shrinkage and is often cut to size on-site unlike the Guardian Warm Roof structural frame which is manufactured and preassembled under quality controlled factory conditions
How can Guardian guarantee the thermal performance of the warm roof system?
The Guardian Warm Roof System has been subjected to independent thermal analysis that takes into account the entire roof assembly, including cold bridging, to give a true U-value as required by Building Regulations. Cold bridging has a major impact on U-value and, if not taken into account, will reduce thermal performance. Many roof conversions state similar U-values or better, but these are theoretical unless the entire assembly has been thermally tested. If in doubt, ask.
I’ve read reports of condensation and mould with these types of roof – how is Guardian different?
The Guardian Warm Roof is a ventilated roof system. Slots in the ring and ridge beams allow air to flow freely through the roof allowing any moisture to exit. With many unproven roof conversions, moisture can form inside the roof causing staining and mould growth to the internal plasterboard, leading to deterioration or even failure of the roof components.
Will I need to apply for Building Regulations approval for the new roof?
Yes. Building Regulations consent is a legal requirement when converting a conservatory roof to a solid insulated roof system. All Guardian Certified Installers are able to access and partner with the LABC (Local Authority Building Control) Authority Scheme to manage this approval for you.
Due to the high-performance insulation and with building approval, the Guardian Warm Roof System, may allow the removal of the wall between the house and conservatory, providing the flexibility to extend and enlarge an existing kitchen, living room or bedroom.
System benefits
Rapid installation
Installed by one of our Guardian Certified Installers, the whole conservatory roof installation only takes a few days and is completed with minimum disruption to your home.
Reduces noise & sun glare
Your new room will be quiet and comfortable all year round as any rain / weather noise will be eliminated. The Guardian roof also significantly reduces sun glare, which in turn prevents sun bleaching to fixtures and fittings, removing the need to fit blinds to the windows of your conservatory.
Engineered for quality
Each Guardian roof is engineered precisely to your individual requirements and pre-assembled under controlled factory conditions to ensure the highest quality before delivery to site.
Temperature control
A Guardian Warm Roof regulates the temperature of your conservatory to ensure it’s a pleasant temperature whatever the season. The high-performance insulation guarantees lifetime thermal performance, ensuring your room is economical to heat.
Superior energy efficiency
It has been independently proven that a Guardian Warm Roof can save you money on your energy bills, using high performance insulation that achieves a superior U-value of only 0.15 W/m2K.
Complete peace of mind
The Guardian Warm Roof was the first LABC partnered conservatory solid roof system. For peace of mind, all of our Guardian Certified Installers are able to access and partner with the LABC Authority Scheme to maintain building control compliance.
“With Building Control approval, internal dividing doors or walls can be removed to provide an open-plan living space.”
We provide both standard and bespoke Warm Roof solutions
Edwardian Conservatory
The Classic Sunroom shape. Together with attractive roof windows the Edwardian Guardian Warm Roof is the traditional option for styling and convenience, maximising the room space below. Sympathetic to all house styles, the ridge of the roof is so versatile it can also be the perfect solution to a Bungalow extension.


Lean-to Conservatory
The Guardian Lean-to is ideal to maximise space at the rear of the house. The ends can either have one or two hips (slopes). Ideal for kitchen extensions, the roof can go as low as 15º with roof windows.


Victorian Conservatory
The Victorian roof is also ideal if you may not have much available space in your garden. The internal plaster finish on the roof has an attractive appearance with its facet front finish.
Gable ended Conservatory
The gable ended main feature is the continuous height it brings to the room due to its long central ridge. The gable end allows you to get the most from your roof windows providing a light and airy space.
Combination Conservatory
Increase your options with a combination Guardian Sunroom. A P-shape simply combines the benefits of two different styles to maximise your living environment. A T-shape combination is available, as well as bespoke solutions to make your conservatory as individual as you are.

Roof tile and shingle options

Guardian Esprit Shingle
Exclusive to Guardian, the Esprit Shingle is made from lightweight high grade steel with Aluzinc® coating for incredible strength and resistance and features a unique ‘hidden fix’ feature that leaves no nails exposed to corrosion. The choice of colours means Esprit can match or compliment virtually any home.

Guardian Slate
Guardian Slate is an innovative roofing system featuring the aesthetic appeal of natural slate without the risk of cracking and breaking. Guardian Slate is available in a choice of five natural colours, providing you the opportunity to add texture and style to your home. The colours have been tested to high UV exposure and exhibit virtually no fade and with no trace of cracking or splitting.

Charcoal Shingle

Scarlet Shingle

Coal Black Shingle

Grey Slate

Terracotta Slate

Mulberry Slate

Greenstone Shingle

Burnt Umber Shingle

Bister Brown Shingle

Brown Slate

Black Slate
Lighting options
Guardian Solstice Rooflight
The new stylish, integrated rooflight system designed specifically for the market-leading Guardian Solid Roof System.
- High performance sealed glazing unit requiring little or no maintenance
- Introduces increased levels of natural light into the living space
- Flush fitting, cost-effective alternative to conventional opening rooflights
- Extremely easy to fit with the Guardian Solid Roof System
Guardian Downlight
These top of the range downlights require no ventilation, the ultra slim design makes it ideal for low void depths so they are the perfect solution for the Guardian Solid Roof. They are fitted without the need to penetrate the 25mm insulation layer and vapour barrier eliminating any drafts. The LED unit produces little heat so will not overheat in the cavity.

| Light Source | LED | Beam Angle | 120° |
| Dimmable | Yes | Weight | 0.37 kg |
| Max. Wattage | 9W | Diameter | 110 mm |
| Lumens | 460 | Projection | 2 mm |
| Voltage | 240 | Min. Ceiling Void | 75 mm |
| Fire Rating | 30, 60 and 90 minutes | Finish | Satin nickel or white |
| Hours | 30,000 | Cit Out | 97 mm |
| JQP401W | White plastic 1-gang 2-way Push-on/off rotary LED Dimmer 1 X 0-120W (1-10 LEDS) |
| JDSP401S | Matt chrome screwless 1-gang 2-way Push-on/off rotary LED Dimmer 1 X 0-120W (1-10 LEDS) |
| JQP252W | White plastic 2-gang 2-way Push-on/off rotary LED Dimmer 2 X 0-120W (1-10 LEDS) |
Transform your home in just a few days…
Day 1
Removal of entire existing roof and installation of Guardian structural frame

The vital first step is to remove the entire existing roof.

Timber packer and structural ringbeam are sealed and secured to the top of the window frames

The aluminium rafters, ridges and wall plates are fitted and the spider arms are secured to the spider bracket.
Day 2
External weatherproofing allows earlier internal fit-out

Exterior grade plywood is fixed to the rafters.

Breathable waterproof membrane is laid over the
plywood and secured in place.

Chosen tile is added ensuring weathertightness and the gutter and external trim are secured in place.
Day 3
Internal fit-out of high performance insulation and plasterboard

3 layers of high performance insulation (between and over rafters, and insulated plasterboard), is installed.

A total of 160mm insulation is used for outstanding insulating performance.



