A roof lantern is a raised glazed structure installed on a flat roof to maximise natural light.
A roof lantern projects above the roof, while a rooflight usually sits flush with it.
Yes. Roof lanterns allow daylight to enter from above, brightening interior spaces.
Yes. They are one of the most popular features in kitchen extensions.
Most do not, although exceptions may apply for listed buildings or conservation areas.
Roof lanterns are available in a wide range of standard and bespoke sizes.
Choose from clear, solar control, self-cleaning, and laminated glass.
Some roof lanterns include opening vents or electric openers.
Correctly installed roof lanterns are designed to remain watertight.
Solar control glazing helps manage heat gain during warmer months.
Yes. Purpose-made blinds are available for many systems.
Yes. They are ideal for flat-roof extensions.
KRB does not offer finance but can help with a stage payment plan.
Yes. Matching colours help create a coordinated appearance.
A local family-run installer such as KRB provides expert advice, quality installation, and reliable aftercare.
Yes. Modern glazing and insulated frames help reduce heat loss.
Yes. They can often be installed on suitable existing flat roofs.
Yes. Many manufacturers offer bespoke dimensions.
