Trade flat rooflights in the Highlands

Ordering flat rooflights for jobs in the Highlands

A flat rooflight should not be laid dead flat. Water needs to run off, so the upstand is built to a slight fall or the unit has one built in.

Rooflights in England should meet the limiting U-value for rooflights in Approved Document L. The glazing can be specified to suit where the job is, and the U-value is stated on your quote.

Specification at a glance

• Built-in fall or set on a sloped kerb for drainage
• Solar-control glass options
• Made to your upstand size
• Minimal or hidden aluminium frame
• Double or triple glazed

Delivery across the Highlands

Because the Highlands is outside our standard mainland routes, delivery is quoted separately for each order and confirmed before production starts.

Building regulations in Scotland

In Scotland, new rooflights and lanterns in an extension are covered by the extension's building warrant. For changes to a conservatory roof, check with the local authority verifier whether a warrant is needed.

Every order is confirmed in writing first. The acknowledgement lists each item exactly as it will be made, so any mistake in a size or handing can be caught before manufacture.