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Roof Lanterns

Flood your home with natural light with roof lanterns that blend style, comfort, and efficiency. Whether you're looking for a sleek 4-panel design or a classic 6-panel, there's a perfect fit waiting for you.

Glass Roof Lantern

This slim-line glass roof lantern offers maximum daylight and features laminated inner panes as standard.

From £1032.00
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Contemporary 4-Pane Glass Roof Lantern

This slim-line Contemporary 4-Pane Glass Roof Lantern offers maximum daylight and features laminated inner panes as standard.

From £1032.00
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Classic 6-Pane Glass Roof Lantern

This slim-line Classic 6-Pane Glass Roof Lantern offers maximum daylight and features laminated inner panes as standard.

From £1121.25
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Custom Size Glass Roof Lantern

Bring your vision to life with custom size roof lanterns by Brett Martin, tailored to your specific dimensions, glazing, and style preferences. Design the perfect lighting feature for your home.

From £1274.00
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Quality Glass Roof Lanterns for a Brighter, Cosier Room

Roof lanterns change the way your home feels, filling rooms with natural light where it matters most – a place where you can gather with family, unwind after a long day, or simply enjoy a brighter, calmer atmosphere.

Available in our contemporary 4-pane design or classic 6-pane design, our glass roof lanterns draw daylight from every angle, filling your home with light without interrupting your view of the sky. Every roof lantern (and rooflight) comes with double glazing as standard, and a choice of clear or blue-tinted self-cleaning glass to keep your views bright with less effort.

Choosing a roof lantern means giving yourself more reasons to enjoy the home you’ve created – turning everyday rooms into spaces made for relaxing, gathering, and simply enjoying time at home.

Explore our collection above and see how much lighter and more welcoming your home could feel.

Roof Lantern FAQs

What is the difference between a roof lantern and a skylight?
A roof lantern is a multi-paned, often architectural feature with a pitched or pyramidal design, whereas a skylight is usually a flat or slightly curved window. Roof lanterns are designed to be a focal point that adds height and grandeur to a space, while skylights are more subtle and typically installed for practical purposes like letting in light.
How much natural light will a roof lantern provide?
Roof lanterns can dramatically increase the amount of natural light in a room, often more so than traditional windows or skylights. The amount of light depends on the size of the lantern, its placement, and the overall design of the space. They are especially effective in rooms with flat roofs.
Are roof lanterns energy-efficient?
Modern roof lanterns can be highly energy-efficient if they are made with quality materials like low-E glass, double or triple glazing, and thermal breaks. These features help to minimise heat loss in the winter and reduce heat gain in the summer, contributing to overall energy efficiency.
Do roof lanterns require planning permission?
In most cases, roof lanterns do not require planning permission if they fall within certain size and placement restrictions, particularly for private residences. However, if you live in a listed building or a conservation area, or if the lantern significantly alters the roofline, you may need to seek permission from your local planning authority.
How durable and weatherproof are roof lanterns?
High-quality roof lanterns are designed to be highly durable and weatherproof. They are typically made from materials like aluminum, uPVC, or timber, with seals and coatings that prevent water ingress, condensation, and drafts. The type of glazing and the installation process also play a critical role in their durability.
How much maintenance do roof lanterns require?
Roof lanterns generally require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning of the glass to remove debris and prevent staining is usually sufficient. Some modern roof lanterns come with self-cleaning glass, which reduces the frequency of cleaning. Checking seals and joints periodically for any wear is also recommended to ensure they remain weather-tight.