Our electric and manual opening rooflights let you control light and ventilation with a button or handle turn. Options include glass, polycarbonate, dome, smoke vent, access hatch and Coxdome variants for all roof types.

Opening rooflights bring in natural light and allow ventilation, keeping your space fresh and reducing moisture. They improve indoor air quality, reduce the need for artificial lighting and add value to your property.

We offer manual and electric opening rooflights in various sizes and styles, including glass and polycarbonate models with self-clean or easy-clean glass for low maintenance.

Yes. Our opening rooflights are designed for straightforward installation by a roofer, builder or competent DIY installer, with clear instructions and minimal disruption.

Our opening rooflights feature easy-clean glass, but warm soapy water and a soft cloth also works well. Always follow safety guidelines when accessing your roof for cleaning.

Yes. All our opening rooflights come with a full warranty protecting your purchase against manufacturing defects.

Opening rooflights are rooflights whose windows are designed to open either manually or electronically to improve ventilation and improve the quality of the air in the home or business. At the same time, they allow natural light to stream into the space below, reducing the need for electric lighting.

They work by employing a hinged or sliding mechanism, operated manually or electronically to open their glazed panels, releasing warm air from the interior into the atmosphere. This results in a cooler, drier interior environment that enables you to turn down the air conditioner from time to time.

Opening rooflights are typically found in kitchens, bathrooms, home extensions and loft spaces where the ventilation they produce allows heat and moisture to vent to the outdoors, thereby making the space drier, cooler and more energy efficient.

The benefits include reduced dependence on artificial lighting, better ventilation throughout the home, lower energy bills, reduced carbon footprint for your home and the ability to eliminate things like fans that were being used to create air movement.

Yes. In fact, opening rooflights are designed primarily for flat roofs and roofs with low-pitches, provided they have adequate structural support. Just make sure you have them installed by a qualified professional.

If a manual opener is not to your tastes or is simply not practical, you can choose an electronic opening mechanism that responds to a remote or to a wall switch. In some cases, the electronic opener can be integrated with your smart home features, so don't forget to ask about that.

In many cases, opening rooflights will fall under "permitted development". However, because they do open - which in some instances will take parts of the glazing above the established roof line - you may indeed need planning permission. We suggest you take the initiative and call your local authority and ask them before you start any work.

No, opening rooflights do not need a lot of maintenance. All that is typically required is an occasional cleaning of the glass and a periodic check of the moving parts, seals and frame.