Roof Lantern

Roof lanterns in Essex and Suffolk

A lantern roof is a modern conservatory roof solution that can add elegance to any conservatory or extension. The two-tier design offers a truly unique style. Featuring rows of gorgeous, glazed windows that allow natural light to flood in. The roof lantern boasts a high, expansive roof creating a versatile living space perfect for relaxing, entertaining guests and everything in between.

At Halstead Glass we only install the highest quality roof lanterns, choosing to work with two trusted brands.  All our roof lanterns are supplied by Stratus and Atlas. Offering 10-year guarantees, slim sightlines, and optimised thermal efficiency, there really is no competition.

Bespoke roof lanterns for orangeries in Essex & Suffolk

Halstead Glass works with you to create the ideal lantern roof for your conservatory. You’re able to customise the roof’s pitch, size and finish to complement your personal taste and your homes existing style. Our roof lanterns are crafted using high-quality uPVC, known for its outstanding durability that is guaranteed to keep the British elements at bay all year-round.

Available in a huge range of colours, you’re sure to find something that perfectly suits your homes style as well as your own taste.

Efficient, low maintenance double glazing

A lantern roof allows you to enjoy floods of natural light without needing to sacrifice on any energy efficiency. Halstead Glass offer a range of glazing including tinted solar control and low insulating glass, optimising the temperature in your extension throughout the year. There’s also the option to choose a low maintenance self-cleaning glass.

The experts at Halstead Glass have years of industry experience and strive to make the buying process as easy as possible for you.

Do you need planning permission for a roof lantern?

The planning permission rules for roof lanterns are as follows:

• A roof lantern cannot extend more than 150mm above the sloping pane of the existing roof
• A roof lantern must not be taller than the highest part of the existing roof
• Any roof lanterns positioned in a side elevation must utilise privacy glass
• There must be no roof openings unless the height is a minimum of 1.7m above the floor

Find more information on roof lantern planning permission here.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.