Rectangle Roof Lanterns

A rectangle roof lantern usually sits atop a larger flat roof and is a highly effective way of introducing natural light, warmth and style to a building or extension.

Regarded as both an architectural feature and a practical option for brightening up a room, a Roof Lantern should have clean lines and perfect composition. They can be crafted into any size and pitch to meet your exact specifications and suit the architecture of your property.

All of the roof lantern that is internal is produced from Scandinavian Redwood. Octagonal Kingpins, Finials and Pendant Dropper (fitted to the underside of each Kingpin) are made from composite wood/resin. A shelf and cornice are added to the inside edge of each lantern.

A Grand Roof Lantern

This Roof Lantern sits centrally as part of a newly built flat roof extension. Two ring beams fixed together run around the perimeter and are fixed to the flat roof timber kerb. With staff moulds internally, these are dowelled and bolted at the corners.

The lantern features two double roof vents and pendant light droppers from the underside of the Kingpin. This roof lantern allows light to stream into the room below, drastically reducing the amount of artificial light needed.

Roof Lantern for Family Dining Area

This roof lantern has been installed as part of a complete property refurbishment, which saw the homeowners extend their kitchen out to include a light and bright family dining area. The roof lantern provides the perfect setting under which to entertain guests throughout the day and into the evening when the night sky can be viewed through the roof lantern. Find out more about this kitchen extension with roof lantern by reading our interview with the Homeowner.

Roof Lantern for Open Plan Kitchen Extension

A majority of modern-day homes require an open plan kitchen and dining area to cook, relax and host dinner parties. One of the most popular places to install a Roof Lantern is into an open plan kitchen area, transforming a dark and stuffy kitchen into a light, bright and welcoming space. Read more about this Georgian House Renovation.

Roof Lantern with Curved Hips

The hips of a Roof Lantern are the key structural components that span from the corner of the roof lantern to the ridge. As an alternative to the straight hips seen on many of our roof lights, you can choose curved hips, for an added sense of style and elegance.

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