Roof Lantern On Pitched Roof

July 2 2018.

Roof lantern on pitched roof.

If your project allows for flexibility with regard to size and specification why not choose a roof lantern from the collection. Which is best for you. You can even decide whether you want a 2 bar or a 3 bar pitched gable style. The collection has been created based on our vast knowledge of residential building projects.

Due to their waterproofing qualities durability and the additional insulation that they can provide to the rooms below a pitched roof design often has a greater lifespan when compared to its flat roof counterpart. Dating back to the 1100s roof lanterns have been used for centuries to transform small and dark areas with natural light. If you require something different then you may want to consider our spangard roof lantern which has more flexibility in terms of pitch length width and glass spec. This includes a range of roof lanterns in four designs.

The korniche roof lantern is designed with a fixed pitch of 25 degrees and is always designed with hips both ends. With rooflights available in more styles and configurations than ever before there is a rooflight to suit every style of home and roof. Moreover our roof lantern designs include fabulous 20 and 35 fixed pitches and flat roof lanterns so you can decide how high your roof window will rise. If you re looking for a roof window for a cold or hybrid pitched roof then we have the products for you.

No longer do you have to worry about out of plane rooflights being fitted as a best alternative at glazing vision we have designed our pitchglaze and pitchvent range perfect for all pitched roofs. These are in plane roof windows that are designed for use on tiled roofs with a pitch. Bring the outside in with a bespoke slimline aluminium roof lantern or pvcu skylight from roof lanterns online. Classic linear urban and hybrid.

Roof lanterns are the perfect way to add a feature to your flat roof letting maximum levels of natural light in whilst providing a unique feature and views of the sky above which is particularly impressive on a clear night. Formed from at least two slopes that rise up in the centre to create a peak.