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That's probably a part of it. Thanks I'll look into warm rubber roof. Is it normally lightweight? Will it be supported on walls with timber frame?

Apart from conservatory not much is wrong really. It's just a good starter home. I don't plan to stay here more than 5 years myself :)

If I'm honest I don't mind what material will be on the roof as long as it provides at least decent heat insulation but I think concrete tiles would be to heavy. What I had in mind was plasterboard from the inside with some insulation between the roof. I would lose a lot of light but at least...

Thanks for the answer that's really helpful. The beams seem substantial 100mm x 47mm, there is insulation in the walls and wooden cladding on the outside, in total the walls are probably 200mm thick altogether with double glazed windows and doors. I really just wanted to see if that seems at...

The extension was added circa 2000 and since then was bought and sold 5 times so I'd say it's sellable as it it. My question was if any other roof can be supported on what is there now but thanks for your answer.

Hey there, I've had a bit of a problem which became especially noticeable during winter and was wondering if someone could shed any light. I bought my first home which ha a dining room extension with lean to polycarbonate roof with wooden beam. As there is no door to the dining room the whole...