Modern kitchen with dark wood cabinets, white countertops, skylight ceiling, and large windows overlooking greenery.

Roof Lantern for open plan Kitchen Area in newly built property

If you are planning a new-build project, or a flat roof extension to an existing property, this is the perfect time to consider including a roof lantern as part of the project. It is far more cost effective to incorporate a roof lantern at the design and build stage rather than adding one to an existing roof at a later date.

Most contemporary new builds or re-modelling projects consider a generous open-plan kitchen and dining area a ‘must have’ as they are now the epicentre for modern living. Often these projects include a scheme to incorporate a multi-functional space, designed for family living and interaction. Combining this open plan layout with a spectacular timber roof lantern will provide a bright and inviting space for relaxing, dining and entertaining.

Designed to complement the style and décor of the room, correct proportions and positioning of the roof lantern is essential. This rectangular Aliwood roof lantern is placed directly above the kitchen to offer maximum light into the cooking and preparation area. The addition of double roof vents ensues that the room is kept at a cool and comfortable temperature, even when cookers and hobs are filling the room with heat.

If you have extended into your garden, you may also consider adding bi-fold doors and an additional lantern in the dining area to make the most of the lovely views.

If you know the specification of the Roof Lantern you require please request a quote via our online quote builder. If you are unsure of the size or type of Roof Lantern you require, simply make an enquiry with our team and someone will get back to you.

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