Often yes, by adjusting hinges or replacing seals.
Lack of lubrication is the most common cause.
Clean the surface and lubricate hardware periodically.
It’s generally better to use gentle cleaning methods.
No. Mild soapy water is usually all that’s needed.
Improve ventilation, control humidity and clean affected areas promptly.
Look for draughts, water ingress or visibly damaged seals.
Replacing failed units restores insulation and visibility.
Yes. Good aftercare is an important part of professional service.
Yes. Many hardware issues can be repaired without replacing the whole product.
Yes. Replacement handles are available for most windows and doors.
Keep tracks free from dirt and debris and clean them regularly.
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.
