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Ten ways to let the sky in. Pick the one that sounds like your roof, or book a survey and we will tell you which suits it.
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Roof lanterns
A raised glass roof that lights the middle of a flat-roofed extension and adds ceiling height. See roof lanterns
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Flat roof rooflights
Skylights for flat roofs: fixed, opening and walk-on glass on an insulated upstand, fitted and finished inside. See flat roof rooflights
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Roof windows
Opening windows for lofts, bedrooms and landings, fitted into the slope of a pitched roof. See roof windows
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VELUX windows
VELUX roof windows fitted and replaced in lofts, landings and bathrooms, from like-for-like swaps to new openings. See velux windows
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Sun tunnels
A light tube that carries daylight from the roof down into a landing, hallway or bathroom. See sun tunnels
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Walk-on rooflights
Load-bearing glass set into a roof or floor, so you can walk on it while daylight reaches the room below. See walk-on rooflights
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Electric opening rooflights
A rooflight that opens at the touch of a button, so warm air leaves the room through the roof. See electric opening rooflights
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Energy efficient rooflights
Skylights and rooflights built to hold heat, with the glass, frame and fitting chosen to meet Part L. See energy efficient rooflights
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Conservation rooflights
Slim, low-set skylights for period roofs and conservation areas, finished inside as well as fitted, backed by a free… See conservation rooflights
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Misted rooflights
What a misted skylight means, and how we replace the failed glass or the whole rooflight. See misted rooflights
Not sure which one you need?
The roof decides. Flat roofs take flat rooflights and lanterns; pitched roofs take roof windows; older or listed roofs take conservation rooflights; and a sun tunnel reaches rooms the roof cannot. A free survey settles it, and the written quote does not change on the day.
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