Lantern Roofs

PAS 24:2016 is a recognised security standard for enhanced resistance to forced entry. Products tested to this level help trade partners demonstrate compliance and offer customers enhanced security performance.

This also makes it easier to meet higher security requirements on new-builds or other projects that need stricter compliance.

While our roof lanterns are designed for straightforward installation, they should be fitted by a competent tradesperson familiar with structural openings, glazing and weatherproofing. This ensures correct installation, protects the warranty and delivers long-lasting performance.

Professional installation also helps avoid common issues such as leaks, poor alignment or inadequate sealing, ensuring the lantern performs exactly as designed.

Q-Lon seals are premium polyurethane foam weatherseals with excellent memory recovery and long-term durability. They provide outstanding air and water tightness, giving installers reliable performance and reducing call-backs.

Because they maintain their shape over time, Q-Lon seals continue performing well even after years of compression, ensuring consistent protection in all seasons.

Self-cleaning glass features a specialist UV-activated coating that breaks down organic dirt on the surface. When it rains, the residue is washed away, reducing maintenance and keeping the glass clearer for longer.

This is great for hard-to-reach roof lanterns because it keeps the glass cleaner for longer, reduces maintenance and cuts down on follow-up service calls.

A U-Value measures how much heat passes through a material, such as glazing or an aluminium frame. Lower U-Values mean better thermal efficiency, helping installers meet building regulations and deliver energy-efficient roof lanterns.

Understanding U-Values also helps trade professionals compare different glazing options, ensuring they choose the right specification for energy targets and customer expectations.