Contemporary Roof Lanterns in Suffolk

Pitch sets the lantern's height and shadow. A 40-degree lantern reads traditional and pavilion-like; drop to 20–25 degrees and the same footprint becomes a sleek low rooflight — it's the single biggest styling decision.

Almost always. Low-pitch designs present a lot of glass to high summer sun, so we specify blue or neutral solar-control units by default and tune the spec to your roof's orientation.

Yes — and it should. We routinely set lantern positions and widths off the door module lines on the architect's plan so the ceiling and the glazed wall read as one composition.

The frames sit in the slim and slimline tiers, so they cost more than standard profiles — but the pitch and detailing choices that define the look cost nothing extra. We'll price both tiers for comparison.