Lantern Conservatory Roof Prices

There are many great reasons for choosing a lantern conservatory roof with the extra ceiling height being one of the most beneficial. The increased height gives your conservatory a sense of splendour and luxury, which is why lantern conservatory roofs are often seen at stately and period properties. Also, your room will be instantly transformed into a bright and welcoming environment because the extra glass allows for more natural sunlight.

Then there are the added ventilation options. Traditionally, the two tiers are separated by a smaller row of windows to create that lantern shape and allow for more ventilation. In fact, you can as many window openings as you choose to ensure you always have excellent control over temperature and air flow. If you’d rather have fixed windows, you’ll still have a seamless link between you and your outdoor area, as well as an incredibly bright and comfortable conservatory.

First and foremost, a lantern conservatory roof will help to create the appearance of a bigger living space thanks to its beautiful height. The interior height also provides a wonderful focal point that allows plenty of natural light to flow into your room, along with unhindered views.

As you can imagine, a lantern-style roof is extremely attractive and will look breath-taking fitted to any orangery conservatory. Just think of the amazing views of your outdoor surroundings and the sky courtesy of all those well-positioned windows. You can even achieve a more bespoke look with a choice of glazing options, frame materials and coloured finishes.

When you install a lantern roof, you’re guaranteed to spend more time in your conservatory. The windows on the second tier are often electrically operated because of where they’re situated, which means you can control the temperature in your conservatory with ease.

One of the nicest things about fitting a lantern roof is that it enables you to use your conservatory for many different things. Whether it be an indoor swimming pool, relaxation room or kitchen, the possibilities are endless.

Most lantern conservatory roofs can be constructed with frames made from materials, such as uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride), aluminium or timber to suit your taste. You can also select from a wide variety of coloured and woodgrain finishes to give your roof a really impressive appearance. When it comes to the windows, most manufacturers offer a choice of polycarbonate or glass panels that can be fixed or electrically operated. If you do opt for polycarbonate windows, they are available in translucent and opaque shades to help with light transmission and heat control.