Conservatory Bungalow Box Gutter

Our most popular bungalow conservatory is the hipped back edwardian model.

Conservatory bungalow box gutter. Box gutters create a sealed guttering between a conservatory and the adjoining house. A box gutter is a box structure which is strong enough to support a roof rafter whilst at the same time also being strong enough to fix off securely to either a fascia or existing house wall. Gables georgians and victorians are all great style choices for conservatories on bungalows. Conservatorymedic has dismantled the roof and installed an all new inlay tray keeping the old box gutter as the framework and using the inlay tray only for water management.

They re made to catch and drain away the rainwater that falls between the walls and are usually always used for traditional pitched roof conservatories. Conservatory box gutters are also designed to prevent damp spots and leaking. That includes a multi walled polycarbonate roofing system with the option of upgrading to glass. We have extended the.

Particularly popular as a dining room or reading room. As you have seen on the design section to attach a conservatory to a bungalow a box gutter is required to catch the water from the existing bungalow roof and half the water from the conservatory. By providing a hipped back roof with box gutter we can ensure that everyone receives the full benefits of a conservatory. Just with the other two styles detailed above a victorian conservatory would be attached to a bungalow by using a box gutter meaning that the part of the roof nearest to the house would slope backwards and downwards to meet the bungalow roof.

Its design and installation is paramount to the safety of this type of contruction. Dwarf wall bungalows for conservatories.