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Glass link-way: Solid roof options

WesternZulu · 2020-07-13 08:30:47

Hi there, I'm building a new build and have a glass link-way connecting two parts of the house. I'm a bit undecided about what material to put on the solid roof though. I was thinking PVC-P roofing cladding as it seems to be very popular but to be honest I would like a more natural aesthetic if possible. I'm not sure of…

13-07-2020 8:30am

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WesternZulu

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Hi there,

I'm building a new build and have a glass link-way connecting two parts of the house. I'm a bit undecided about what material to put on the solid roof though.

I was thinking PVC-P roofing cladding as it seems to be very popular but to be honest I would like a more natural aesthetic if possible. I'm not sure of what other options are out there however?

PVC-P roof cladding seems to be chunky enough as well which I don't particularly like, something more streamlined would be preferable.

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Does your planning drawings not stipulate what has to go there?

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