Roof Lanterns & Skylights in Titchfield

Roof Lanterns & Skylights in Titchfield

Titchfield customers looking for roof lanterns & skylights turn to Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd. A roof lantern sits proud of a flat or low-pitch roof to introduce overhead daylight into a room that wall-mounted windows alone cannot adequately illuminate. The difference in light levels between a room served only by side windows and the same room with a central roof lantern is significant — overhead glazing captures direct sky light across the full day rather than only during the hours when the sun falls on the relevant elevation. Aperture Windows & Doors fits aluminium roof lanterns and flat-roof skylights across Hampshire and West Sussex, from compact single skylights above kitchen extensions to large ridge lanterns over orangery-style rear rooms. All our lanterns use thermally-broken aluminium bars and sealed double-glazed units as standard. Titchfield is a historic village on the River Meon near Fareham, with a medieval centre including the 13th-century St Peter's Church and the ruins of Titchfield Abbey — built as an Augustinian priory in 1232. The village has a conservation area protecting the High Street and associated courts of 15th- and 16th-century properties, where period-sympathetic casements and flush-frame designs are the appropriate replacement choice. The wider Titchfield parish has a belt of post-war residential development where contemporary uPVC or aluminium is the standard approach.

Why Choose Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd in Titchfield?

Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd brings the same standard of roof lanterns & skylights to every property in Titchfield, Hampshire. Glazed roof lanterns and skylights that transform flat-roofed extensions with overhead natural daylight.

Key Benefits

• ✓Overhead sky light that transforms even north-facing or shadowed extensions
• ✓Dramatically more daylight per square metre than wall-mounted windows at the same floor area
• ✓Thermally-broken aluminium construction with sealed double-glazed units as standard