Roof and gable

Conservatory roof blinds

Pleated and cellular blinds cut to fit each panel of a conservatory roof, operated by pole, crank or motor.

Blinds for a conservatory roof

A conservatory roof brings in lovely daylight, but it can also make a room feel bright or warm. We'd love to help you explore shading that fits the roof's shape and makes the space more comfortable.

A glazed roof is lovely until the sun comes through it. Conservatory roof blinds are made for each roof panel, so you can shade the room in summer and keep a little warmth in winter. They are usually pleated or cellular blinds fitted in a frame that follows the angle of the glass.

How they fit

Each blind is cut to its roof panel, including awkward shapes such as panels with obtuse angles. The frame system is designed to fit to the roof glazing without drilling into uPVC, and each blind can be adjusted on its own, so you can shade the sunny side and leave the rest open.

Cellular or pleated fabric

Cellular (honeycomb) fabrics trap a layer of air between the room and the glass, which helps with comfort. Pleated fabrics give a lighter, simpler look. Our guide to cellular blinds and pleated blinds explains the difference.

Pole, crank or motor

A conservatory roof is out of reach, so blinds are worked by a pole, a crank handle or a motor. Motors suit large roofs best, and can be controlled by remote, wall switch or app. See Somfy motorised blinds.

For the side windows and doors, see conservatory blinds and our guide to choosing conservatory blinds.

Book a free measure and we will visit, measure and send a written quotation, or call 01642 424250.

Questions about conservatory roof blinds

Do conservatory roof blinds need drilling?

The frame system is designed to fit to uPVC roof glazing without drilling. We will confirm at the measure.

Can I control each blind separately?

Yes, individual blinds can be adjusted separately.

Which fabric is best for a conservatory roof?

Cellular fabrics add an air layer for comfort, pleated fabrics are simpler and lighter. It depends on the room and how you use it.

Roof and gable blindsRoof window and gable blinds, made to measure for loft conversions, extensions and gable ends.

Conservatory blindsPractical shading for conservatories and other glass-heavy rooms, with the roof and the side windows treated as separate jobs.

Cellular blindsCellular blinds, also called honeycomb blinds, are pleated fabric folded into small air-filled cells. They are neat, soft-looking and good at managing light and comfort.

Shall we take a look at your windows?

A quick chat can help narrow down the choices. Tell us what you need and we will be in touch about your free measure.

Book a free measure Or call 01642 424250