Fantastic service from the fifth Room company from start to finish .
Really happy with their high level of service and the installation team (Ryan Arron & Andrew were amazing !!.
Loving my new pergola
This - has really transformed how my garden now looks .
If your looking for high quality / great value and a Awsome service - Do not go any where else .
Thanks to the management team Chris / Alex

Morvelle Saddle Roof Canopy
Configure your saddle roof canopy
Build your perfect Morvelle Saddle Roof Canopy below. Open any step to add optional enclose your sides and lighting & shade, or leave them empty for just the base pergola.
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Span*
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Close in any of the four faces - the two long sides or the two gable ends - to turn your canopy into a sheltered room, or leave it open to the garden. Each option is sized to your canopy automatically and rounded up to the nearest standard size, so the price you see is a close guide. Your surveyor confirms the exact size, colour and finish on site.
Choose your length first to see the options that fit.
Sliding Glass Doors, a side
8mm toughened glass that slides right open - a long side, front or back
Sized to your canopy's length and rounded up to the nearest standard door width. Add one per long side, front or back, you want to open up (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£2,217.600Sliding Glass Doors, a gable end
8mm toughened glass that slides right open - a gable end
Sized to your canopy's span and rounded up to the nearest standard door width. Add one per gable end you want to open up (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£2,217.600Glass Screen, a side
8.8mm laminated glass - keeps the light and the view, out of the wind - a long side, front or back
Sized to your canopy's length and rounded up to the nearest standard panel. Add one per long side, front or back, you want enclosed (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£1,040.400Glass Screen, a gable end
8.8mm laminated glass - keeps the light and the view, out of the wind - a gable end
Sized to your canopy's span and rounded up to the nearest standard panel. Add one per gable end you want enclosed (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£1,412.400Aluminium Screen, a side
Solid aluminium - a private, weatherproof wall - a long side, front or back
Sized to your canopy's length and rounded up to the nearest standard panel. Add one per long side, front or back, you want enclosed (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£1,250.400Aluminium Screen, a gable end
Solid aluminium - a private, weatherproof wall - a gable end
Sized to your canopy's span and rounded up to the nearest standard panel. Add one per gable end you want enclosed (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£1,538.400Zip Blind, a side
Retractable shade screen (2500mm drop) - a long side, front or back
Sized to your canopy's length and rounded up to the nearest standard blind. Add one per long side, front or back, you want shaded (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
£1,954.800Zip Blind, a gable end
Retractable shade screen (2500mm drop) - a gable end
Sized to your canopy's span and rounded up to the nearest standard blind. Add one per gable end you want shaded (up to two). Exact size and price confirmed at survey.
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Add warm-white lighting and shade controls, all low-voltage and wired in as part of your installation.
LED spotlights
Warm-white 24V spots set into the roof, dimmable by remote
Sized to your canopy's length. One set is plenty for most spaces; your surveyor confirms the spot count and layout.
£603.600Zip blind remote
Handheld remote for motorised zip blinds
Adds a handheld remote if you upgrade your zip blinds to motorised. One handset runs up to 4 blinds.
£210.000Zip blind wind sensor
Auto-retracts motorised zip blinds in high wind
A wireless wind sensor that pulls motorised zip blinds up automatically when it gets gusty.
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Installation is priced by your canopy size and location once we survey the site. There is nothing to pay today to reserve it.
How it works:
- Zero to pay today: checkout reserves your canopy and options. Installation is quoted and arranged separately.
- We call to survey: our team confirms access, the base and your colour, then books a fitting date.
- Fitted for you: we install the canopy, fit any sides, shade and lighting, and leave it ready to use.
Installation Guide & Rate Card
Installation is carried out by our trusted partner, Syndicate Design and Build (based in Stockport). The Fifth Room Limited supplies your pergola and secures your booking; Syndicate handle scheduling, site queries and aftercare, and installation fees are paid directly to them.
Installation zones
- Zone 1Greater Manchester, Cheshire East, High PeakUp to 30 miles
- Zone 2Merseyside, Lancashire, South Yorkshire31 to 60 miles
- Further afieldContact Syndicate for a bespoke quoteOver 60 miles
Pergola installation pricing
Prices show Zone 1 / Zone 2 and include travel and fuel. Each pergola is fully assembled by a team of two to three specialists.
- 3×3m£520 / £570
- 4×3m / 4×4m£580 / £630
- 5×3m / 5×4m£620 / £690
- 6×3m / 6×4m£680 / £760
- 7×3m / 7×4m£740 / £820
- 8×3m / 8×4m£800 / £880
- 9×3m / 9×4m£860 / £940
Veranda installation pricing
A veranda is a larger, more involved build than a pergola, so it is priced separately. The same zones, fixing fees and requirements apply.
- 3×3m£820 / £870
- 4×3m / 4×4m£920 / £970
- 5×3m / 5×4m£1020 / £1070
- 6×3m / 6×4m£1120 / £1170
- 7×3m / 7×4m£1220 / £1270
- 8×3m / 8×4m£1320 / £1370
- 9×3m / 9×4m£1420 / £1470
Optional fixing fees
Added on top of the installation price when you want the structure permanently anchored. The same fees apply to pergolas and verandas, and depend on your surface (see requirements 3 to 5).
- Standard bolt-downTimber or composite decking, solid concrete, or paving slabs£80
- Porcelain surchargeSpecialist drilling for porcelain or ceramic tiles£120
Important installation requirements & terms
- Manual vs. electric models & power supply. Our team fully assemble and connect all electrical components, wiring the integrated lights, motors and heaters into the pergola’s control box. You must provide a safe, suitable power supply (an outdoor socket, extension lead, or professionally laid armoured cable) at the pergola’s footprint before the team arrive. Installers do not lay cables across your garden or connect to your home’s consumer unit.
- Level surface required. For the roof louvres to operate smoothly and the internal drainage to function, the surface must be completely flat and level. If the team arrive to a steep gradient or notably uneven surface, the installation may be aborted for safety, incurring a failed delivery charge.
- Standard bolt-down (£80). Applies to surfaces such as timber decking, composite decking, solid concrete, or traditional paving slabs (for example sandstone). It covers the specialist hardware and time required to safely anchor the pergola to a structurally sound base.
- Porcelain surcharge (£120). Drilling into porcelain requires specialist water-cooling techniques, extended labour time, and consumable diamond-tipped drill bits. This surcharge covers the additional time and equipment required to carry out the work safely.
- Porcelain & ceramic tile waiver. Drilling into porcelain or ceramic tiles carries an inherent risk of chipping, cracking or shattering, particularly where there are hollow gaps beneath (such as ‘dot and dab’ laying). By requesting a bolt-down on these surfaces, you accept this risk. Neither The Fifth Room Limited nor Syndicate Design and Build can be held liable for cracked tiles, nor will they cover the cost of replacement tiles or patio re-laying.
- Unsafe substrates. If the team assess that your patio or decking is not structurally sound enough to safely anchor the pergola (for example rotten joists, loose slabs, or insufficient concrete depth), they reserve the right to refuse the bolt-down. The pergola will be assembled but left unanchored, and securing it then remains your responsibility.
Booking & deposit
A £250 deposit is paid directly to Syndicate Design and Build one week before your scheduled installation. Payment details are shared with you when you book.
Glass or polycarbonate roof?
Polycarbonate (16mm multiwall) is the lighter, lower-cost roof. It diffuses the light, keeps the heat down and reaches the largest sizes - out to 8m span.
Glass (8.8mm laminated) is the premium roof: crystal-clear, quieter in the rain and easier to keep looking pristine. It is capped at 5m span, so the wider canopies are polycarbonate only.
You can switch between them above and the price and available sizes update as you do.
What's included in the base price?
The full aluminium frame, the posts and their base plates, your chosen glass or polycarbonate roof on its twin-pitch ridge, the concealed gutters and downpipes to both long sides, and all fixings. Any of the 11 Huescape colours with no upcharge, and a 10-year structural warranty.
Sides, shade and lighting are added in the next steps. Colour is confirmed with your surveyor.
How do I measure my space?
Measure in metres, with a tape and a helper.
Span: how far the canopy reaches across, from one long side to the other under the ridge (2m to 8m; glass to 5m).
Length: how far it runs, along the ridge (3m to 10m).
You need a solid, level base under every post - paving, concrete or a proper footing. Check for anything overhead in the way of the roof. Not sure? Call us on 0161 524 9932 and we will work it out with you.
Which should I choose?
Sliding Glass Doors: 8mm toughened glass on a sliding track, so a side opens right up in summer.
Glass Screen: a fixed 8.8mm laminated glass panel - light and view, out of the wind and rain.
Aluminium Screen: a solid, private wall for a boundary or an overlooked side.
Zip Blind: a screen that drops down for shade and shelter and retracts away when you don't need it.
Also available and priced at survey: polycarbonate and aluminium-and-glass screens, 5-channel and single-stack door systems, other blind drop heights, and motorised blinds.
How is the price worked out?
Sides are made to your exact opening, so we cannot pin the penny online. The figure shown takes your canopy's size, rounds each side up to the nearest standard panel, and uses a typical specification. It is a genuine guide, not the final quote.
A very wide side or gable end is enclosed with more than one panel - beyond the single-panel sizes shown here, your surveyor plans the layout and confirms the exact price on site. A gable end also rises to the ridge, so the triangular section above the eaves is detailed at survey.
Description
Built Heavier on Purpose
The Saddle Roof starts where the others stop. It uses 125mm posts as its minimum, not its upgrade, and keeps spans to 4 metres all round. That is a deliberately stiffer structure for exposed plots, coastal sites and anywhere you would rather over-engineer than hope.
A Ridged Roof Over a Tighter Footprint
Like the Apex, it has a twin-pitch ridge that sheds rain off both sides into concealed gutters. Unlike the Apex, it is built for strength over a narrower span rather than maximum reach. Up to 8 metres in polycarbonate.
Glass or Polycarbonate
8.8mm laminated glass for maximum light, or 16mm multiwall polycarbonate for a lower cost and the wider reach. Glass comes clear or grey-tinted.
Surveyed, Supplied and Installed
We measure your space, build to it, and install it ourselves. One point of contact from the first visit to the final handover.
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What our customers say
Krishen Vohra Verified review from Google
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Porky Pig Verified review from Google

We chose The Fifth Room for our recent purchase of a Nova Titan Plus, initially because of how helpful they were when we enquired with them.
Their price was the best around (a LOT less than other major suppliers).
Their knowledge was vast and they were happy to talk through different options with us to ensure we ordered exactly what we wanted.
The team were amazing throughout the order process; providing information and updates regularly. How refreshing to have a company that actually wants to speak to you!
The goods were delivered on time and in great condition, as promised.
The after sales approach has been outstanding with them checking in to see how the installation went and ensuring we were happy and asking if we had any further questions.
We would 100% recommend The Fifth Room and will definitely be using them again when we need anything further.Regina Arthan Verified review from Google

Cheshire Bespoke Conservatories wasn't the cheapest option, but something about them convinced me to choose their conservatory roof conversion service. Mark Robertson, the company surveyor, was professional and reassuring during his initial visit. The team worked efficiently and professionally, staying late to finish before Good Friday so the plastering could be completed promptly. They cleaned up thoroughly after each stage, and the finished ceiling looked great. All rubbish was removed quickly, and the site was left spotless. The plasterer worked like a trojan and did a wonderful job. I'm very happy with the result and highly recommend Cheshire Bespoke Conservatories for roof upgrades.
I can state with absolute certainty that I would, and indeed do, strongly recommend Cheshire Bespoke Conservatories for anyone considering a conservatory roof upgrade. Their professionalism and quality of work have impressed me greatly, making them an excellent choice for this type of project.Peter Williams Verified review from Google

Booked CBC to replace our polycarbonate roof with a fully insulated tile roof / plaster ceiling.
Fair price and the quality of the work was outstanding.
Very thorough job by a great team of friendly professionals.
Would highly recommend, we actually asked 4 companies to quote and CBC were the best from first consultation to completing the job.Ian Halliwell Verified review from Google

Great experience from first contact to after completion. Explanation and examples of the recommended change from old polycarbonate roof to the new insulated conservatory roof was detailed and considered.
On arrival the team worked brilliantly together to remove the old roof, install the huge steel box gutter and build, board and make the roof watertight on the first day.
Tiled, insulated and plastered on day 2. Such a well oiled machine.
Amazing job inside and outside which has completely transformed our cold, condensation filled, leaky conservatory.
Highly recommended!Megan Benton Verified review from Google

Thrilled with the work done on our conservatory this week, just three weeks after our initial enquiry. Design, deliveries, installation and cleaning up afterwards all went super smoothly, with excellent communication from Chris and the installation team. The team worked two long days in rain and shine to complete the transformation of our conservatory. We're looking forward to enjoying the space once the plaster's dry and painted!
Anthony Lawton Verified review from Google

My job is to look for (and improve) poor working systems and so I am naturally trained to look for the problems. It was a pleasure to commission CBC as everything went smoothly! The quote, the clarity of communication, the value for money (compared to 2 other quotes) and everything was done and tidied up really well within the timeframes promised. This is a quality team that is well managed. I would certainly recommend that you get a quote from CBC.
Liam Mushrow Verified review from Google

Can’t recommend CBC enough. I’d seen they do great work as they converted my brother’s conservatory last year.
March this year I engaged them to do the same for me. From day one, I was really pleased with the level of professionalism from the guys and nothing was too much trouble for them. I got clearly explained paperwork and quotes, which was a pleasant surprise considering some tradesmen actively avoid this kind of thing!
They turned up and did the job when they said they would, and despite me not believing they could do the job in 3 days, the team completed to an exceptionally high standard. It’s been 3 months and I’ve felt an immediate difference in being able to use the room every day. There have been no issues at all. The guys have called me regularly to check I’m still happy with the work and I wouldn’t hesitate to use them again.
Thanks again!Paul Evans Verified review from Google

Great service from start to finish. Initial visit was was very informative and without pressure to commit, unlike some similar companies who provided us quotes. The survey, again was relaxed and informative with some great options offered to support our own ideas. On the day, the team arrived on time and work started promptly. Polite, courteous and enthusiastic they worked without breaks and completed the work to a high standard and well within the timeframe initially promised. We have no hesitation in recommending this company and would gladly have them back to carry out similar work. Very competitively priced, no upfront costs, quality materials, great work ethic and nothing was too much trouble. Thank you.
Frank Young Verified review from Google

Great company and superb experience from consultation through to completion.
We were wanting to replace the old standard glass roof on the conservatory for something that looked like it belonged there and provided the benefit of insulation, warmth and the same light.
Chris was excellent in making us feel confident in his product and from agreeing the proposal the whole project was seamless.
Mark and the team who installed were brilliant, professional and very efficient.
If your hesitant then I can only say we were the same initially but absolutely made up with the end product. Great company.
