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The Best UK Roof Lanterns For Contemporary Design
6th September 2021Roof Lanterns come in two core forms; traditional and modern, with varying design differences throughout.
Traditional roof lanterns are also known as conservation roof lanterns and are ideal for period properties to stay in keeping with the rest of the architecture of the house.
Modern roof lanterns have a far sleeker structure and modern design, ideal for more recent properties, self-builds and new build developments. Contemporary roof lanterns are ideal for those looking for a modern, minimalist rooflight.
Roof lanterns provide an increased amount of natural light to enter the room below and add striking architectural impact to your roof.
Everything You Need To Know About Roof Lanterns
30th June 2021
Roof lanterns are a fantastic addition to an existing house or great to incorporate into your plans for a new house design. Some of the benefits of implementing a roof lantern include:
- Attractive and can enhance the aesthetics of your property
- Bring in copious amounts of natural light to anyroom
- Create a feeling of more space for the room below
- Open a room up by enhancing the natural light available
Here we take a look at all the different aspects involved with making the right decision for your roof lantern, providing key advice about what to look out for and things to consider before you commit to purchase.
How Much Are Roof Lanterns?
24th May 2021
So, just how much are Roof Lanterns?
This question gets asked a lot and in addition – ‘Are Roof Lanterns Expensive??’.
Of course, there is no fixed price due to a multitude of options available that can include:
- Size – How big is the roof lantern that is required?
- Shape – Does the roof lantern need to be in a certain shape such or wall- abutting?
- Security – Is the roof lantern going to be used within a new build?
- Additional Options – Will the roof lantern have a non-standard tint and/or solar performance control?
These questions help to understand how much a roof lantern will cost and provide an accurate estimation.
In general, the smaller a roof lantern is, the less expensive it is to manufacture and produce. Secure options increase the cost, due to the additional glazing to exceed building regulation standards and are fully tested with certification provided. Non-standard finishes such as blue, bronze, grey and solar performance control add additional coatings based on a square meter pricing. This means you only pay for what you actually need. the larger the roof lantern, the more specialist coating is required.
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