Could you give a rough idea how much this would cost?

Dear all, Thanks for all your comments! Reading through them has helped me work out a bit more about what we actually want. Though we want to be as practical as possible and as useful as possible (ie temperature and glare are big considerations) we also want the wow factor to counteract the main house being a 1950s semi ex council style with low ceilings. It will be off the dining area, not off the kitchen area, and we already have full planning permission approval. I think it will be worth a fully glazed roof to give that wow factor, IF we can come up with a blind or other system to make it useable year round. It's good to hear the majority think curtains shouldn't be a problem, and downlights too. We're happy to have a little bit of structure so we can have curtains etc. The external awnings aren't cheap as you say. Think I'm probably leaning most towards something like a "SHY zip blind" motorised system or the lanternlite DIY electric roof lantern (they tell me it can fit onto a pitched roof and ballpark £1600 cost). These are internal motorised ones. Anyone got any experience with these motorised internal blinds for a larger area? do they work ok? Next question - is it possible to get self clean AND low-e/tinted/reduced glare glass? Or is it either /or? Thanks all!

Good afternoon, friend. Last fall, I did conservatory roof insulation, which didn't cost me as much as I originally expected. I bought insulation materials on the same site where I bought bulk material for acoustic insulation https://insulationwholesale.co.uk/acoustic-insulation/. If you need it, then read more at the link.

Roof TerraceDo I need planning permission for a lean to 125 cm x 244 cm on a small roof terrace which is 3.5 x 4 metres. It is a grade 2 listed building in south kensigton london sw7 can i install a portable solar panel for latop and phone charging. I only own the terrace and I donot have flat in the building. More details on the roof at www.kensington.me.uk