Independent expert advice for architects, builders and homeowners
The Ultimate Guide to Conservation Rooflights is an independent guide authored by industry experts. It is intended to assist those looking to specify conservation rooflights by providing a wealth of knowledge and practical insights into what can often be a complex and confusing market.
The guide covers everything from advice on bespoke conservation rooflights, through to guidance on glazing specification, the implications of large rooflight installations, rooflight maintenance tips, guidance on planning and building regulations and much more.
If you live near the coast and want to install conservation rooflights then you need to consider the issue of rust. Find out why stainless steel is a must.
Do you need planning permission for your conservation roof light? Does it fall within permitted development? Find out here.
Advice for historic buildings to ensure compliance with UK Building Regulations when installing conservation roof windows.
Conservation rooflights have shaped architectural design in historic buildings. Read how they have evolved to meet modern building requirements.
When specifying steel-framed rooflights, consideration of steel type is paramount especially if in a coastal location. Always use 316L stainless steel.
Choosing a rooflight can be confusing. Here we explain the jargon used in the heritage rooflight industry to help you make informed choices.
What role does the rooflight play in brining natural daylight into homes, and what are the benefits of a naturally well lit home.
Independent advice on how to maintain your heritage rooflight and ensure the lifespan of your conservation skylight is maximised.
A brief guide to the pros and cons of fixed and opening rooflights. Helping you to decide which roof light style is right for your project.
Find out more about the choice of rooflight glass, including double glazing options and specialist glass types.
Independent advice on how to install a conservation rooflight by the Master Roofers Association.
What are the important considerations when choosing a conservation rooflight? Here are key questions to ask your architect or manufacturer.
One of the common issues with metal rooflights can be condensation. We explain the common causes of condensation and how it can be avoided.
It is possible to specify very large bespoke conservation rooflights. This guide offers advice on the challenges involved with large rooflights.
Rooflight security is a key consideration for many homeowners. Find out how secure conservation rooflights are in this handy guide.
Rooflight thermal performance is measured in U-values. Find out how rooflight U-values are measured and the exemptions for traditional buildings.
Independent guidance on conservation rooflights, roof windows and Part L Building Regulations for thermal performance.
When selecting rooflight specifications and comparing costs, prioritising high-quality self-cleaning glass is crucial.
The ultimate guide to conservation rooflights. Advice from industry experts about rooflight options and the specification process.
Conservation rooflight glazing bars play a crucial role in achieving the traditional appearance while providing essential structural support to the glazing.
What makes up the cost of a conservation rooflight? Why is there so much difference in price between the variety of rooflights on the market?
Find out more about what technical drawings you can expect from your conservation rooflight manufacturer and how to understand them.
This article explains the different types of rooflight available. It will help you choose the correct roof light for your project.
Bespoke rooflights enable you to fit their design around your traditional property, not the other way around. Discover the bespoke options available.
