Brighten Your Home from Above
Korniche roof lights blend style with performance, offering outstanding thermal efficiency thanks to polyamide thermal breaks. Choose between laminated, double or triple glazing, with U-Values as low as 0.7 W/m²K for superior insulation. Available in a variety of RAL colours and self-cleaning glass tints that provide excellent light transmission while ensuring privacy.
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Korniche aluminium roof lantern offers slim, seamless finish with no visible fixings. Supplied with solar reflective, self cleaning glass at various tint options, delivering U-Values as low as 1.0 W/m²K. BBA certified, this roof lantern is engineered to deliver strength, security, thermal efficiency and weather resistance. Available in standard colours such as Gloss White, Matt Grey, and Matt Black, with custom RAL colours also available for a personalised touch.
Key Features
The Skyway roof light is designed with minimal framework to maximise natural light, while contributing to energy savings. Its thermally broken aluminium frame prevents cold bridging and reduces the risk of condensation. Suitable for residential, commercial, and public buildings, it offers a range of glazing options, achieving U-Values as low as 0.4 W/m2K. Available in Anthracite Grey and Matt Black, with additional custom RAL colour options for a personalised finish.
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If you are looking to reduce glare from a sky light but don’t want to install blinds, you could look to have solar reflective glass.
Yes, many people choose to have blinds installed on their skylight, it is also possible to have blinds installed within the glass of the window if you prefer.
If you are looking to install a roof light into a flat roof, a roof lantern would be a great option as the lantern/pyramid shape will increase the amount of light brought into the space. However, if you have a pitched roof a traditional skylight would be a better choice.
Roof light is the term used for any window installed in a roof. A sky light would be a window which is installed in a pitched roof and doesn’t protrude beyond the roofline.
Yes, however, a roof lantern would normally be installed on a flat roof. For a pitched roof, a roof light/sky light would usually be the ideal choice.
In most cases a roof lantern won’t require planning permission, however, this can depend on the property and the area it is situated in.
Yes, you can get blinds for a roof lantern or alternatively can use solar reflective glass to reduce glare.
A roof lantern is a glazed structure that is installed on the roof of a building in the shape of a pyramid/lantern, allowing lots of natural light into the space below.
A roof light is a glazed window installed on a pitched roof to allow natural light into a space below. It sits flush with the roofline, providing a modern and subtle appearance while improving brightness and ventilation. Roof lights are available in various styles, including fixed, opening, and solar-controlled options, making them a versatile choice for both modern and traditional homes.
