Roof Lanterns

Quality Roof Lanterns for a Brighter, Cosier Room

Your room deserves more than just a roof lantern; it deserves one that’s both beautiful and built to last. With options like low-E double-glazing, thermally broken frames, and laminated inner panes, you'll stay cosy and safe year-round without increasing your energy bills.

Roof lanterns make a stunning focal point in any room, but you may be looking at the number of panes that need to be kept clean. With our high-quality Brett Martin glass, you can choose clear self-cleaning or blue solar-control self-cleaning glass to tick one thing off the household cleaning list.

Installation is straightforward with our thoughtfully designed system, and you can choose from nine standard sizes to perfectly suit your room. The aluminium frame, powder-coated to a stylish grey on the outside and crisp white on the inside, is easily installed and adds a touch of elegance to any room.

Plus, with a rapid 3-5 day delivery and a 10-year warranty, you can start enjoying your brighter, better room in no time. Discover the perfect roof lantern size for your home or completely customise yours with our Custom Lantern option today.

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.

Custom Roof Lanterns

Roof Lanterns - (1500 x 1000)

Roof Lanterns - (2000 x 1000)

Roof Lanterns - (2000 x 1500)

Roof Lanterns - (2500 x 1000)

Roof Lanterns - (2500 x 1000)

Roof Lanterns - (2500 x 1500)

Roof Lanterns - (2500 x 2000)

Roof Lanterns - (3000 x 1000)

Roof Lanterns - (3000 x 1500)

Roof Lanterns - (3000 x 2000)

Quality Roof Lanterns for a Brighter, Cosier Room

Roof Lantern FAQs