Designed around the room
Conservatories can experience intense solar gain and rapid temperature changes. Glass area, orientation, roof construction, shading and how the room connects to the house all affect the required output.
Solar gainThe amount and direction of glazing can matter more than the floor area alone.
Roof and shadingSolid roofs, blinds, films and external shading change how quickly heat enters the room.
Open plan layoutsA conservatory open to another room needs to be assessed as part of the connected space.
Seasonal heatingReversible systems can provide heating, but building heat loss must be considered when judging suitability.
Survey before selection
A practical survey confirms room heat gain, suitable capacity, indoor and outdoor positions, routes, drainage, electrics and any access or permission concerns. The final recommendation should reflect the property rather than the page category alone.
Website information is a planning guide. Final equipment and installation requirements are confirmed after a survey.
Relevant systems to compare
These are starting points for a survey, not a final equipment recommendation.
Daikin SensiraA wall range with several capacities. Glazing and roof gain determine which is suitable.Mitsubishi MSZ-AYA second wall range to compare after a solar-gain assessment.