Frameless line
Flat rooflights and skylights - a frameless ceiling line
Flat rooflights sit level with the roof plane for a minimalist interior - maximum direct daylight without lantern bars breaking the ceiling. Ideal for kitchen extensions and single-storey additions.
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Flat roof skylights
Flat rooflights without a raised lantern
Atlas flat rooflights are designed to lie flush with the ceiling for an open, airy impression - from small units to large panes covering much of the roof.
We supply and fit Atlas and Velux flat rooflights across Staffordshire, Cheshire and surrounding areas. Opening versions include manual and electric hinged or sliding options where the catalogue allows.
- Rectangular and square sizes
- Manual or electric opening models
- Self-cleaning glass optional
- Tinted glass in blue, aqua, bronze and neutral
- Aluminium or uPVC frames
- Finance may be available on quote
Installation
Upstand, fall and making good for flat rooflights
Flat rooflights need a correctly built upstand and weathering kit - not a generic square cut in the felt.
Survey confirms roof build-up, internal lining and whether multiple smaller units beat one oversized pane for proportion and heat gain.
- Upstand height and insulation continuity
- Non-fragile roof zone around the unit
- Internal trim and plaster finish
- Electric supply for powered opening
What the quote should cover
Flat rooflight size, glass and roof interface
Flat units let in strong direct sun - aspect and overheating are part of the specification conversation.
Light and heat
South-facing rooms may need tint or smaller units; north-facing rooms often benefit from larger panes.
Glazing pack
Thermal performance and any self-cleaning or laminated options appear as named lines.
Opening gear
Manual winder or electric actuator - supply routes and headroom checked on site.
Final specification is confirmed on survey and written on the itemised quote.
Flat rooflight or roof lantern?
Flat rooflight FAQs
Questions
Roof glazing and replacement - surveyed before manufacture.
Roof FAQs.
01What is the difference between a roof lantern and a flat rooflight?
A flat rooflight sits in the plane of the roof. A lantern projects above the roof and throws more indirect light. Lanterns suit statement extensions; flat units suit flush minimal ceilings.
02Do you supply opening flat roof skylights?
Yes - manual and electric opening units are available, including hinged and sliding types where the chosen range allows.
03Which lets in more direct sunlight?
A flat rooflight typically admits more direct sun; a lantern spreads more indirect light around the room.
04Can you quote without visiting?
Yes. Send outside photographs, rough sizes and the number of openings for a first written price. The survey then confirms manufacture sizes, access, thresholds and finishing details before anything is ordered.
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