New Concept Replacement Conservatory part 3

[@evanjohns655]

I've watched all your videos David, your original conservatory build on YT gave me the confidence to buy a 2nd hand Georgian teak UPVC conservatory, and do the footings, block work, erection, false floor, wiring and rad' installation on my own. I watched what you did step by step and you beat any other conservatory build videos on YT hands down. You are a great teacher, so I wanted to say a big thank you for taking the effort to get these videos up - I always look forward to them coming along and it's the only way I learn how to do new things.

[@dmgladden]

Hello Evan thank you so very much that is the best compliment you could ever give me such kind words and I am so pleased I could help you, but more that you was able to follow to that level well done you, David

[@DGKK55]

Well now, I have 2 'conservatories' in the house I've just moved into. There are a couple of tiny leaks, and having moved in beginning of December it's CHUFFIN' COLD! So it's going to be equally as hot in the summer. I'm going to make my brother and son in law watch these with a view to copying, so thank you, thank you, thank you!!! (Not sure what they'll say mind). Well done and a great job!

[@paddrivers]

It's fantastic that your teaching the young lad life skills great to see you sharing your knowledge with the next generation 😎👍

[@dmgladden]

Yes Phil he did well but he would rather be on a gadget lol

[@briansworkshop01]

Very nice job looking great please to see you had a hand Great set of videos thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

[@thornwarbler]

Thats a cracking job, mate. As you say simple and practical....................Well done you and the lad.

[@dmgladden]

Thank you yes and it to me looks great a lot better than the other one

[@robinbiberger7805]

You have done a great job and I think it looks amazing what you have done

[@dmgladden]

Thanks Robin it's kind of you to say thanks for watching

[@sabertoothspider]

thanks for this, ive been looking at changing my conservatory roof but have been worried about the extra wieght ,didnt even know these pannels existed , great informative video youve got a nice easy way about you ,very informative : )

[@martinlouden9005]

I think you stumbled on a great new concept Dave. Both practical and good looking. (And the roof!)

[@dmgladden]

We will see Martin it would be good but lets see the numbers after a few weeks

[@MrFactotum]

Great Job David I've watch the full build, you've done a smashing job. I have to do mine, but can't follow your plan as mine is a edwardian style pitch, but like you i won't be giving my money to a company, i will build myself. cheers Kev

[@dmgladden]

hi just take your time do lots of thinking and enjoy the build

[@leander7486]

Brilliant job ,seems like you can do everything 😊

[@dmgladden]

Thank you, and really it just I hate paying other to do thinks for me I'm not good I'm tight lol

[@leander7486]

@@dmgladden haha luv it !🤣

[@jimkenna3362]

Your a man of many talents c u have an apprentice it will stand to him later in life nice job well done👌👋jim in ireland

[@dmgladden]

Hi Jim yeah thanks trying to pass some of it one

[@mosty3]

Hi David great video, what's it been like this cold spell were having and how did you seal the new roof where it met the house. in the video you just pushed it against the wall. I like to try this my self but we live on the coast and get driving rain, so need to seal it water tight. Thanks mostyn

[@dmgladden]

We use it as our dinning room and it's very comfortable even in winter now we have the new roof

[@mosty3]

Thanks for the reply David. Going to look at doing mine in the spring so I can use mine in winter . Merry Christmas, keep the videos coming.

[@dannyodonnell6017]

Son: Can i go inside now? Dad: If you want to bang your head again, yes Love it! Thats proper dadding just like i remember when working with my dad. Awesome job all round

[@markholian3506]

Turned out great David 👍🏻 I wonder how easy it would be to fit a velux in that type of roof (just thinking of the larger jobs) - also i wouldn’t worry about the wind noise it’s been at the start of your videos for years 👍🏻👍🏻🤣🤣

[@dmgladden]

Hi Mark with enough thought i would give it a go but lost of consideration at the top of it with the shape of the steel

[@Familygarden88]

Have a look at Kingspan KS1000RW for a roof light idea.

[@pooley4891]

Hello, Really impressed with the build and the video itself. So much so you've inspired me to do something similar. Can i ask how it was through the winter? Also is there anything you would change with hindsight? Thanks so much George

[@leonski8528]

Great job.👍

[@melanieparry2693]

Wish you could do mine!!

[@Evertonian1968]

Hi, how's the roof holding up ? Was thinking of doing something similar but with osb and a rubber roof

[@thefobpod]

I would love to know the exact material of these roof panels. I'm looking at replacing my old style conservatory roof.

[@dmgladden]

All i can guess is tin and foam

[@waynekerrr9027]

Wow great, youve turned it into a portacabin with glass 😂😂😂😂of 😂

[@NaveedBradford]

Hi David I will give your video 10 out 10 very informative video , I want to know what you use for roof sheet and where you get this from

[@dmgladden]

Hi Thank you, as for the roof its commercial roofing sheets I got off eBay

[@globaltimes7]

Fantastic job, look amazing and you made it look so simple... Question are these panels really heavy? I only ask because last year I just super quilted the under side of the lean to conservatory roof and plasterboarded it and skied it. Now I want to tackle the outside. Do you think I can put this roof structure right on top of the existing roof... May use battens secured to the roof?

[@dmgladden]

Hi, yes I would think so they are an easy lift the size I got was about 8kg no more each and as long as they are supported at each end they hold them selves up

[@dmgladden]

Have you watched my followup to this video where I fit a plastic ceiling with inset lights?

[@globaltimes7]

@@dmgladden amazing thanks I'll give it a go.

[@ALFINGERBOARDS]

Hi you done the perfect job 、just wondering the material for the roof that you use what is it called ，are you in the UK？also how much it cost in uk

[@Tomherbs]

Good job mate, what is the height from the highest point of the roof to the lowest point of the roof, inside the room?

[@dmgladden]

Thanks Brian yes it was good but his heart will never be in it unfortunately

[@therestlessworkshop]

You seen Tim from The Restoration Couple and his workshop? Uses the same sheets for the roof and walls so I think more people are looking at how commercial materials can sole domestic problems

[@dmgladden]

Hi Dave yes i watched his and many other none domestic buildings but have a search on conservatory roofs and so many ideas but all not that practical

[@luc5543]

Amazing work, David. I have been thinking for a while about something like this and indeed, as you mention, you are the first guy to actually do a conservatory with these steel insulated panels and talk about it on the Internet. Having now past a good while since you installed it, has the roof alone made the conservatory (more) usable in winter? Also, have you noticed any problems so far, particularly related to cold bridging? Thanks

[@dmgladden]

Hi Lucy, in short I can say I've noticed no problems of any kind with this roof and it has made the conservatory as another room throughout winter we use it as are dinning room and just had a cold snap of -12c for a full week and the room was as the rest nice a warm. Hope this help.

[@luc5543]

@@dmgladden That is impressive, thanks for the feedback. I would have thought such a large glazed area would - at some point - made the conservatory cold regardless of the roof. Do you reckon one could get away with 50 or 80mm thickness for the roof sheet?

[@dmgladden]

@@luc5543 hi and thanks for the comment as for data on other sizes I wouldn't like to guess as this is the first time I've used this board sorry

[@cliffordpedley3216]

Yes a nice job we have a conservatory like yours but not as long with a flat roof now we have had the conservatory for about 11 years and it has been usles its far to hot in the day and freezing on a night and it has ruined most of are things we keep in there but I have been looking into wat to do but I am going to try and put insulation on the inside first and see what that's like I was wondering when you have put the new roof on has it cured it is it not boiling in the day and not to cold on a night thanks David

[@dmgladden]

Hi as you know the past two weeks have seen us it 30+ and like you most hot days the conservatory was far too hot to use but this time even in such heat it was fine it felt like the rest of the house of caurse in the windows you feel the heat coming through but the room is no longer an oven we have yet to see how it stands In winter as it was always too cold but so far it's the best investment we could have made really it works