Frameless Rooflights

Yes. With frameless skylights you get more light, cleaner design and better energy efficiency. They blend into your roof, require very low maintenance and will make your space feel bigger and brighter.

Framed skylights feature visible borders that sit around the outer edge of the upstand. While they may interrupt clean architectural lines, they’re typically quicker and easier to install. Frameless skylights, by contrast, use edge-to-edge glass for a sleek, minimalist finish that maximises natural light and creates a seamless visual flow. However, they do require greater precision during installation to achieve the perfect result.

A properly installed large skylight or long skylight, whether framed or frameless, are water-tight to prevent leaks. When fitted correctly, they can withstand rain, snow and wind without letting any water or drafts through.

Roof lanterns are raised, pitched glass structures that add height and design. Rooflights however sit flat, blending into the roofline for a modern, minimal look with unobstructed overhead light.

No. Their flat, frameless design prevents the dirt from sitting on them. Frameless skylights enable you to spend more time enjoying the sky and less time scrubbing.