Wendland roof lanterns are built from uPVC, a rigid, durable plastic that resists even harsh weather. Unlike aluminium-framed alternatives, they are lightweight, tough and will not corrode over time.

Wendland roof lanterns are highly resistant to condensation, thanks to thermal clips and thermal rider rails. These features are especially valuable in kitchens and bathrooms where temperature and humidity fluctuate rapidly.

Yes. They reduce reliance on artificial lighting and help maintain a stable interior temperature, making your home easier and cheaper to heat and cool throughout the year.

No. They are designed for flat or nearly flat roofs with a pitch under 15°. For steeper pitched roofs, we stock a wide range of suitable alternatives.

We strongly recommend using an experienced contractor. Even a minor installation error can cause costly problems, and self-installation will likely invalidate the manufacturer's warranty.

Usually not. Most installations fall under permitted development. However, permission may be needed if the lantern rises above the roof's highest point, or if your home is a Listed building.

Yes. Wendland products are manufactured to high standards from quality materials, making them suitable for both commercial and residential applications. Contact us before ordering if you have a specific use in mind.

Wendland manufactures high-performance glazed roof structures designed to flood orangeries, flat-roof extensions and other living spaces with natural daylight, while adding architectural interest. Rooflights & Roof Lanterns are proud to stock their range.

Yes. Wendland is a UK-based brand with decades of experience in conservatory and extension roof systems. Their roof lanterns are known for their quality construction, strength and meticulous engineering.

Yes, Wendland roof lanterns can be customised to fit into specific roof openings, while also allowing customers to choose frame colours and glass options so that they best serve the specific needs of the client.

Yes, Wendland roof lanterns offer outstanding thermal performance. Their frames include thermal breaks, thermal rider rails and pre-fitted thermal clips to reduce heat loss and prevent condensation that could cause long-term damage.

They are no more difficult to install than any other comparable roof lantern. That said, you should always have a roof lantern installed by an experienced professional with a proven track record of installing this type of feature. If you need help finding one, we will be glad to assist you.

Wendland roof lanterns are available with a variety of glass specifications, including toughened glass, self-cleaning glass and glass with robust solar controls and UV protection options.

Yes, Wendland roof lanterns are extremely energy-efficient. They achieve this energy efficiency by way of their energy-efficient frames, glazing options and their ability to reduce heat loss and stabilise indoor air temperatures.

Most Wendland roof lanterns come with a 10-year manufacturer's warranty covering manufacturing and material defects. However, if you install the roof lantern yourself, the warranty will likely be voided.

Yes, professional installation is essential for any roof lantern. It protects your roof's integrity and prevents future leaks. If you are unsure which contractor to choose, we are happy to recommend one.