Combining Solar Efficiency with Architectural Elegance
Mr and Mrs Carmen had created a stunning self-build home with sleek, contemporary styling – and naturally, they didn’t want anything to compromise its aesthetic appeal. Like many design-conscious homeowners, they were interested in solar but hesitant about the visual impact on their carefully designed property.
That’s where Fusion Solar UK stepped in with a creative, elegant solution that delivered performance, sustainability, and style – all without affecting the look of their new home.
Our Solution: Smart Placement Meets Seamless Integration
After a detailed consultation and site analysis, we proposed installing a sleek, all-black solar PV system on the flat roof of the granny annex, separate from the main home. This allowed the solar panels to be hidden from view, preserving the clean lines and modern aesthetic of the main property.
But we didn’t stop there. We also designed the system so that both the granny annex and the main house could share the generated solar energy – creating a unified and efficient setup across the entire home.
Key Components:
✅ 8.19kWp all-black flat roof system
✅ 15kWh battery storage for energy use in the evenings and mornings
✅ Energy sharing setup between two buildings
✅ Fully monitored and app-controlled system
6,953kWh of solar power generated annually
£1,054 savings per year on electricity
1.8 tonnes of CO₂ avoided annually
A visually unobtrusive system that complements the property
Thanks to Fusion Solar UK’s creative approach, Mr and Mrs Carmen now enjoy the benefits of clean, renewable energy – without compromising their home’s design.
Worried Solar Might Ruin Your Home’s Look? Think Again.
At Fusion Solar UK, we specialise in aesthetically conscious solar installations for self-builds, listed properties, and architect-designed homes. From discreet flat roof systems to shared energy solutions for multi-building homes, we’ll tailor everything to your lifestyle and vision.
Call 0114 312 4231
Email: contact@fusion-solar.co.uk
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