A dome rooflight is a curved window installed on your roof to admit natural light. Dome rooflights are ideal for brightening spaces of any size while providing insulation and weather protection.

Yes. Many dome rooflights open manually or remotely, greatly improving ventilation and reducing the need for air conditioning. Some also feature smoke vent capability that complies with current fire safety regulations.

Yes. We can manufacture bespoke dome rooflights to suit your specific size, shape and material requirements. Get in touch and our team will work with you to find the right solution.

Yes. Our dome rooflights comply with thermal performance standards, safety glazing standards and, where applicable, smoke control and ventilation regulations.

Absolutely. While dome rooflights are common on commercial buildings, they are also a popular and cost-effective choice for homes with flat or nearly flat roof sections, thanks to their low maintenance requirements.

Yes. Dome skylights are available with double or triple glazing to minimise heat transfer. Opening dome skylights also reduce dependence on electric lighting, lowering energy bills further.

We don't currently offer installation, but we can recommend a reliable, experienced contractor. All our dome rooflights also come with comprehensive installation instructions.

The majority of dome skylights are made from durable plastics such as polycarbonate or acrylic, often combined with insulated upstands and aluminium frames that provide strength and longevity.

Yes, dome skylights are very energy efficient. Any type of rooflight - like a dome rooflight - that allows more natural light to penetrate the space below is going to provide an opportunity for energy savings. Sometimes significant energy savings.

Dome skylights are usually thought of as a kind of commercial rooflight. And that's a fair enough assessment since they are commonly used in warehouses, distribution centres and other such places. But they can also be found in schools, stairwells and home extensions that require dependable overhead light during the day.

Yes. Many types of dome skylights are available that open either manually or by way of a small motor that may be battery-driven or solar powered. Opening the dome skylight will enhance airflow throughout the building and help better regulate interior temperatures.

Yes, dome skylights can work on flat roofs. In fact, they are especially well-suited to flat roofs since the dome shape on a flat roof encourages water runoff while reducing the risk of water pooling around the edges.

Because they rise above the roofline, dome rooflights may require planning permission. This is especially likely if your property is a Listed Building or situated within a Conservation Area.

No, dome rooflights do not require a lot of maintenance. Maintenance is typically limited to the occasional cleaning and inspection to ensure things like seals and opening mechanisms (if any) are in good condition.