The Conservation Rooflight®
- The original and still the most authentic Conservation Rooflight available.
- Designed to retain the character and value of any historic building.
- The linings on the inside go right up to the glass, giving a clean internal finish.
- 15 standard sizes and a made to measure service to fit any scheme.
The Conservation Rooflight®
- The original and still the most authentic Conservation Rooflight available.
- Designed to retain the character and value of any historic building
- 15 standard sizes (available next day) and a made to measure service to fit any scheme.
Why specify the Conservation Rooflight?
Helping you to preserve the heritage of your clients’ period buildings (whether being renovated or developed), the Conservation Rooflight® faithfully replicates the original Victorian cast iron roof window whilst benefiting from the latest technological advances in thermal performance.
- Designed with slim clean lines and a low-profile to match the roofline, enhancing a building’s aesthetics
- White internal linings that sit flush to the reveal
- Achieves whole-unit U-Value of 1.5Wm2K in accordance with EN ISO 10077-2:2012
- Fourteen standard sizes of roof windows available
- Top hinged opening (as opposed to centre-pivoted) for an authentic appearance and to maximise the space below
- Featured on award-winning landmark buildings and is frequently used by the National Trust & English Heritage
- Contractors
- Homeowners
Why choose the Conservation Rooflight?
If your next project is a listed property or heritage building, your client will really appreciate the authentic in-keeping appearance that the Conservation Rooflight® offers.
- It is made by an established, family-run British company you can trust (we invented it!)
- Available in fourteen standard sizes
- Straight-forward to install
- Sits flush to the reveal with white internal linings
- Achieves whole-unit U-Value of 1.5Wm2K in accordance with EN ISO 10077-2:2012
- Top hinged opening (as opposed to centre-pivoted) for an authentic appearance and to maximise the space below
- Frequently used by the National Trust & English Heritage and featured on award-winning landmark buildings
Why choose the Conservation Rooflight?
If you’re the owner of a listed property, you may often feel held back on making changes to improve your home. If you’re looking to bring more natural light into your home, you can rest assured that that our Conservation Rooflight ® will keep building regulation officers happy.
- Retain the character and value of your home with the authentic design of the Conservation Rooflight®
- The linings on the inside go right up to the glass, giving a clean internal finish
- It is made by an established, family-run British company you can trust
- Available in fourteen standard sizes
- Straight-forward for your builder to install
This animated Conservation Rooflight Installation Video is for illustrative purposes and should be used alongside the installation manual.
- Sizes, Prices, Options
- Technical Details
Bespoke Process
The Conservation Rooflight® is suitable for roof pitches between 17.5° and 65°. If your roof pitch is outside of this range please contact our Customer Services team. Please note: the following information is only relevant to the latest revision of the Conservation Rooflight®. We recommend that you read carefully through the below information before selecting a roof window size to ensure it will provide the correct installation for your project.
LININGS : All Conservation Rooflights® have linings which are sealed and finished with a white coating. If you have previously ordered a roof window from us and would like to order accessories, we recommend that you consult with our Customer Services Department to check which revision you have, as accessory options may vary.
COASTAL: Please note, for properties that reside within 5km of the coastline, we recommend calling our Customer Services Team on 01993 833155 to discuss an appropriate alternative specification.
For lead time please contact us on 01993 833108.
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