What are Cosy Panels?
Cosy Panels are insulated roofing panels designed to replace polycarbonate or glass panels in a conservatory roof. They provide a solid structure that improves comfort and energy efficiency without the need for a complete roof replacement. The system is fitted into the existing frame, making it a practical upgrade for many homeowners.
How Cosy Panels differ from traditional conservatory roofs
Polycarbonate and glass roofs allow light into the conservatory but lose heat quickly. They often cause the room to overheat in summer and feel too cold in winter. Tiled roofs improve insulation but usually require a full replacement. Cosy Panels offer a middle ground by providing strong insulation while using the existing framework.
Key benefits of Cosy Panels
- Improved insulation for year-round comfort
- Minimal maintenance compared with glass
- Quick installation with less disruption than a full roof replacement
- A clean, solid finish that blends with many homes
- Comfort improvements for your home.
A conservatory fitted with Cosy Panels feels warmer in winter and cooler in summer. By cutting heat loss, the space can be used throughout the year instead of only in warmer months. Less condensation also helps prevent damp and mould.
Energy efficiency and potential savings
With less heat escaping through the roof, the conservatory requires less energy to keep warm. This lowers heating costs and reduces wasted energy. For many households, the savings build up over time, making Cosy Panels a cost-effective improvement.
Costs of Cosy Panels
The cost of Cosy Panels depends on the size and shape of the conservatory, the number of panels required, and installation details. They are often more affordable than a full roof replacement but more durable and effective than temporary insulation measures. While the upfront cost is higher than repairs, the long-term comfort and efficiency provide better value.
When Cosy Panels are the right choice
Cosy Panels suit homeowners who want a practical and lasting upgrade without the disruption of a full roof replacement. They work well if the conservatory frame is still strong and the main issue is poor insulation. To find out more about replacing or insulating your conservatory roof, complete the form on this page and we will be in touch.
To find out more about replacing or insulating your conservatory roof, complete the form on this page and we will be in touch.