hup! Roofs | Extension roof ideas

The roof decision homeowners often leave too late

Two popular directions for Barnsley extensions

Wall finishes get most of the attention, but the roof has just as much influence on how an extension feels day to day. hup! offers four Ultraframe roof types to choose between.

hup! home orangery with black frame bi-fold doors

UK bungalow with hup! extension in brick finish

Flat roof

Designed using the latest flat roofing technology and manufactured to your exact specifications, a hup! Flat Roof extension offers a quick, straightforward build that fully meets current Building Regulations. With an impressive U-value of 0.12 W/m2K, it delivers outstanding thermal performance and can be finished with flat skylights, roof lanterns or no roof lights at all.

Both interior and exterior shot of hup! roof system

Glass roof

The BBA-approved hup! glass roof is fully adaptable to suit any shape, size or colour. Built with high-performance glazing and compatible with a range of cornice designs and insulated pelmets, it combines flexibility with premium quality components.

Both interior and exterior of hup! roof with lantern design

Hybrid roof

The hup! hybrid roof blends insulated grey panels with glazing to create a comfortable, energy-efficient space all year round, achieving U-values as low as 0.12 W/m2K. Its versatile design allows glazing to be positioned exactly where needed, bringing natural light into your room in all the right places.

Tiled roof

The hup! tiled roof is one of the most thermally efficient options available, fully compliant with Building Regulations and achieving U-values as low as 0.12 W/m2K. Offering excellent strength for larger designs with wide openings such as bi-fold or sliding doors, it can also include full-length glazing panels or Velux-style roof windows to maximise natural light.

Both interior and exterior view of bright and spacious home extension with Ultrapanel roof

A vaulted ceiling extension for extra height

A vaulted ceiling extension opens a kitchen or living space upward, drawing in more natural light, a popular choice where the existing room already feels a little boxed in.

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A solid flat roof for a clean, modern line

A solid flat roof suits homeowners who want a more understated, contemporary finish, particularly on rear extensions where a low profile keeps the original house looking unchanged.

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