A bespoke rooflight is fully customised to your needs, covering glazing type, whether it opens, frame colour, size and shape. Bespoke rooflights from Rooflights & Roof Lanterns enhance kerb appeal and boost market value.

If our stock sizes don't meet your requirements, our designers can create bespoke rooflights in any size or shape. Please note bespoke orders take several weeks longer than standard rooflights to deliver.

Yes. Bespoke means bespoke. Simply request a manually opening rooflight rather than one fitted with an electrical actuator and we will manufacture it to your specification.

In most cases, weight is not an issue. However, our expert designers will review all structural details of your bespoke rooflight with you before fabrication begins, particularly for older or unusually shaped roofs.

Even flat rooflights are built with a 3-degree angle to prevent standing water pooling on the glass, which would obscure the view and cause staining over time.

If the rooflight is not one of the manufacturer's standard offerings and is designed instead to meet the specific physical and aesthetic imperatives of the customer, it is generally considered "bespoke".

Bespoke rooflights are a good choice if the shape and size of the roof area you plan to install it in, is of an odd shape or size, or when the homeowner is intent on making the rooflight a visible design feature.

Yes. While the designs for period rooflights are almost all lost to history, a talented team of craftsmen will be able to replicate them to a high degree of accuracy.

It depends in large part on who does the work. A talented, experienced workshop like the one at Rooflights & Roof Lanterns specialises in creating world-class bespoke rooflights that meet all building codes and maintain their structural integrity for decades.

Yes! A ventilated bespoke rooflight is capable of greatly increasing air movement within your home or business. This will create a more hygienic space and one that is drier and does not invite mould and mildew to take hold.

In most cases, yes. Because it is designed to fit perfectly into a space, it will optimise the glazed area while keeping frame lines slim and allowing more daylight to enter the room below.

Absolutely! With so many contemporary home extension designs occupying grey areas as far as architectural design categories go, bespoke rooflights are a natural choice to bridge the gap between the home's original design and the design of the modern extension.

Not necessarily "a lot", but in many cases, extra preparatory work may be necessary to ensure the roof where it is to be installed will dovetail with the specifics of the rooflight.

Again, it depends in large part on who does the design, crafting and installation of the rooflight. When done by experienced pros like those at Rooflights & Roof Lanterns, you can expect them to last for decades.