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inefficient cast-iron, single-glazed Victorian rooflights. That’s where the next major innovation
in the rooflights occurred, where modern spec met the superior aesthetic quality of the days of yore. Products like the Conservation Rooflight, a steel replica of the original cast-iron Victorian rooflight that is double-glazed but still authentically top-opening have that 1850s look, but are fitted with specially developed thermal shielding to perform
like a modern window. Since then, rooflight-related developments, in terms of both technology and aesthetics, have boomed. We now have modern, flat and energy- efficient rooflights, the likes of which would have boggled the minds of Victorian architects, and yet still retain that high quality look and feel they would expect.
The bottom line is, it doesn’t matter how aesthetically demanding your design
is, whether it be listed or in a conservation area, or recently built and high-spec, we are living in the golden age of rooflights and there is something perfect out there for your project. The really key thing to consider is you will probably look out of that rooflight for decades to come, so it’s worth getting it right.
Peter Daniel is product innovation director at The Rooflight Company
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National Ventilation has expanded its range of whole house ventilation systems with the addition of a new energy efficient Mechanical Extract Ventilation (MEV) unit. Designed for new build residential projects the Monsoon EnergysaverTM
Multi Room Unit is ideal for small developers or self-builders and offers extract from multiple rooms, flexible installation, ultra-quiet performance and comes with a five-year warranty giving peace of mind. Boasting a low carbon
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