Should you live in a conservation area, usually somewhere of historical interest, it is more than likely you will need a conservation roof window, rather than a standard type. If you are unsure of what roof window you need, please get in touch.
Should you live in a conservation area, usually somewhere of historical interest, it is more than likely you will need a conservation roof window, rather than a standard type. If you are unsure of what roof window you need, please get in touch. Conservation windows look very similar to a typical roof window, but there are a few of key distinctions between the two types. Typically, a conservation roof window will have a glazing bar down the middle of the window – which would give the appearance of two glazing panes, these will tend to be a black colour (externally) and will sit lower into the roof by use of a recessed flashing kit, this will make it more flush with the actual roof. Due to conservation areas being of historical importance or interest, it is vital that any roof windows fit in with that area. We would also recommend that you speak to your local conservation officer should you live in an area like this.
