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Flat Rooflights

Roof Systems

Flat Rooflights

About Flat Rooflights

Our flat rooflights are glazed edge to edge, so from inside you see a clean pane of sky with almost no frame. Each unit has a strong squareline frame with a built-in thermal break and drainage holes to clear moisture, and the glass is taped and bonded to the frame for security and weathertightness. Sizes run from 750mm square up to 1,500mm wide and 3,000mm long, with frame colours available for inside and outside. A flat rooflight is the simplest way to bring daylight into a flat roof where a lantern would be too tall or too visible. We supply and install them across London and the South East.

Last reviewed 2 November 2026

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Key features

  • Glazed edge to edge for a minimal look
  • Strong squareline frame with built-in thermal break
  • Drainage holes to clear moisture
  • Units taped and bonded for security and weathertightness
  • Wide choice of frame colours inside and outside
  • Sizes from 750mm square to 1,500mm x 3,000mm
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Specifications

Frame
Squareline, thermally broken
Glazing
Edge to edge, taped and bonded
Minimum Size
750 x 750mm
Maximum Size
Width up to 1,500mm, length up to 3,000mm

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Flat Rooflights.

What sizes do your flat rooflights come in?

From 750mm square up to 1,500mm wide and 3,000mm long, made to measure for the roof opening.

How do flat rooflights stay weathertight?

The glass is taped and bonded to a squareline frame with a built-in thermal break, and drainage holes clear moisture from the frame.

What does glazed edge to edge mean?

The glass runs right to the edges of the unit, so from inside you see a clean pane of sky with almost no frame.

When is a flat rooflight better than a roof lantern?

When the glazing should sit almost level with the roof and stay out of sight from the garden or the street, or where a lantern would be too tall. A lantern suits the middle of a large flat roof where you want height.

Do you supply and install flat rooflights?

Yes, across London and the South East, often alongside the doors on the same extension. Quotes are free on 0800 999 5575 or through the contact form.

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