Stella Rooflights are the best quality Rooflights on the market

Why Choose Stella?

The Difference is Night and Day

What differentiates a Stella Conservation Rooflight from the others and makes it the most authentic is our attention to detail and the use of high quality materials.

Stella Rooflights are used both modern homes and traditional buildings

Attention to detail

Many so-called conservation rooflights are available, but only a few have low-profile steel frames.

Those that do often use modern plastic trays with glossy finishes. Using these materials makes it hard for such products to claim authenticity, as Victorians didn't have access to plastic.

Stella manually opening Rooflights come with a solid brass or stainless steel winder

Quality Components

Stella Conservation Rooflights use real wood liners from sustainable sources, durable stainless steel frames, and high-performance triple glazing.

This combination ensures a superior finish and a more environmentally conscious product for your project.

Stella Conservation Rooflights replicate the original Victorian design, helping maintain and preserve the heritage of period buildings

Traditional Design

Stella Conservation Rooflights replicate the original Victorian design, helping maintain and preserve the heritage of period buildings.

They meet the requirements of local Conservation Officers and Building Control departments, ensuring both authenticity and compliance.

Slender steel frames let more light in than thick plastic frames
Stella Rooflights will not rust and are built to last

Built to last

When selecting a rooflight, consider that most steel conservation rooflights are made from carbon/mild steel and rely on a protective coating.

Without it, they rust, break down, and eventually leak. While guarantees exist, they often require strict maintenance of the paint coating.

In contrast, all Stella rooflights use marine grade 316L stainless steel, which won't rust and ensures a lifetime of durability.

The amount of light entering a property depends on the internal viewable size, not the overall size of the rooflight.

Natural Daylight

The amount of light entering a property depends on the internal viewable size, not the overall size of the rooflight.

Many believe that buying more glass increases the viewing area, but the clear viewable dimension is what matters.

We recommend checking the clear viewable dimension when choosing a rooflight, as it varies between manufacturers and significantly affects the light entering the building.

Large linked Stella conservation rooflights breathe new life into historic Merseyside building

High Quality powder coat

Stella Rooflights offer a high-specification powder coat for extra protection against the elements.

Unlike standard carbon steel rooflights, our marine grade 316L stainless steel frames don't rely solely on this coating to prevent disintegration.

This ensures long-lasting durability and resistance to the elements.

Stella Rooflights, made from marine grade 316L stainless steel, don't rust.
Exceptional longevity by only using grade 316L stainless steel.
Self-clean, high specification solar control glazing as standard.
Stella Rooflight manufacture the worlds best conservation rooflights
Bespoke designed rooflights, crafted to suit the needs of your specific project.
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A traditional design with industry leading performance.
Hand crafted in Cornwall, using the highest quality materials.
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    “They’re one of the first things people notice when they walk into the living area. You get this immediate connection with the outside. The light, the view, even the weather, it all becomes part of the experience.”
    Issy Bryars - Homeowner, Dartmoor
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    “These rooflights are a great product, easy enough to install and the finished look is fantastic. I would definitely recommend Stella Rooflight and would certainly use them again.”
    Ben Valentine-lynden - Blackpool Industrial Roofing
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    “We did a great deal of research before deciding on a Stella Rooflight, and from your initial assistance with the specification through to the installation on site, you have been great to work with.”
    Sean Kember – Homeowner & Architect
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    “You might be glad to know that the contractors were very impressed with your rooflights as a product but had not come across them before, so I’m glad I’ve been able to introduce them to Stella!”
    Melanie Latham – RIBA CA DipConsHistEnv (RICS) IHBC
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    “It was a pleasure working together on this project. The rooflight truly elevates the space, and the natural light brings an incredible warmth to the entire design. Looking forward to collaborating on more inspiring projects like this.”
    Barr Build
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FAQs
Why choose Stella Rooflight over other conservation rooflight manufacturers?
Stella Rooflight stands out by offering fully bespoke conservation rooflights manufactured in the UK using 316L stainless steel. Unlike many competitors, Stella focuses on high-quality materials, authentic design and long-term performance rather than standardised, off-the-shelf products.
What makes Stella Rooflights more durable than alternatives?
Stella Rooflights are made from marine-grade 316L stainless steel, which will not rust like mild steel alternatives. This ensures long-term durability without relying on protective coatings that can fail over time.
How do Stella Rooflights improve natural light levels?
Stella Rooflights are designed with slim steel frames and high glazing ratios, meaning more glass and less frame. This increases the amount of natural daylight entering a space compared to bulkier rooflight designs.
Are Stella Rooflights suitable for listed buildings and conservation areas?
Yes, Stella Rooflights are specifically designed to meet the requirements of listed buildings and conservation areas. Their flush-fitting profile and traditional detailing help satisfy planning and conservation officer expectations.
What quality components are used in Stella Rooflights?
Stella Rooflights combine 316L stainless steel frames, high-performance glazing and real hardwood internal liners. This combination ensures durability, thermal performance and a high-quality internal finish.
Why is a flush-fitting rooflight important?
A flush-fitting rooflight sits level with the roofline, reducing visual impact and preserving the character of the building. This is often a key requirement for conservation approval and authentic design.
Do Stella Rooflights offer better long-term value?
Yes, although the initial cost may be higher than standard rooflights, Stella Rooflights are designed to last significantly longer and require less maintenance. Their corrosion-resistant construction reduces the risk of future replacement or repair.
How do Stella Rooflights replicate traditional designs?
Stella Rooflights are based on original Victorian rooflight designs, incorporating slim steel profiles, genuine glazing bars and flush installation. This ensures an authentic appearance that is appropriate for heritage buildings.
Are Stella Rooflights made in the UK?
Yes, Stella Rooflights are designed, manufactured and assembled in the UK using a specialist supply chain. This allows for strict quality control and consistent manufacturing standards.
Why do architects and specifiers choose Stella Rooflight?
Architects and specifiers choose Stella Rooflight for its combination of bespoke design, material quality, planning suitability and technical performance. The ability to tailor each rooflight to the project makes it particularly suitable for complex and high-end applications.

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