SOVU Light · Roof Glazing
Aluminium Roof Lanterns
Flood the room below with daylight. Our aluminium roof lanterns have ultra-slim rafters and a clean, contemporary profile that turns a flat roof into the centrepiece of the room.
Made to Measure
Built to your exact opening
Secure
Secure fixings and robust design
Energy Efficient
U-values as low as 0.6 W/m²K
Your Style
Colours, glass and hardware to suit your home
Why choose
Why choose our roof lanterns
Ultra-thin 12mm V-profile rafters keep the view of the sky as clear as possible, and click-fit GUARD-lock seals make the lantern watertight and quick to install. Choose double or triple glazing, with U-values as low as 0.6 W/m²K. Anti-tamper rafter screws and a fixed top cap make it secure, and you can have different colours inside and out.
Key features
- Ultra-slim 12mm V-profile rafters
- U-values as low as 0.6 W/m²K
- Double or triple glazed
- GUARD-lock click-fit weather seals
- Anti-tamper fixings and fixed top cap
- 3 standard colours, bespoke and dual colour
Specification
| Rafters | 12mm V-profile |
| Glazing | Double or triple |
| Thermal | As low as 0.6 W/m²K |
| Sealing | GUARD-lock click-fit |
| Security | Anti-tamper rafter screws, fixed top cap |
| Colours | Black, anthracite grey, white, bespoke or dual colour |
Colours
- BlackStandard
- Anthracite GreyStandard
- WhiteStandard
- Bespoke & dual colourOption
Design online
Design your aluminium roof lanterns online
Choose your size, style, colour and glass, see it drawn as you go and get an instant price. Then order online, or send it to us for a free review.
Downloads
Brochures & guides
Measuring, installation and technical information for aluminium roof lanterns. See all downloads in Help & Guides.
Questions
Good to know
How do I measure for a roof lantern?
Measure the outside of your kerb or upstand. Our lantern measuring guide in Help & Guides shows exactly where.
Do I need a kerb?
Yes, a lantern sits on an upstand built into your flat roof. We can advise on kerb sizes.
Single or triple glazing?
Triple glazing gives the best thermal performance, down to 0.6 W/m²K. Double glazing is lighter and lower cost.
