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Rosa_Damascena
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Any recommendations for reliable companies, maintenance, best insulated etc? And tips on how to prevent condensation? I'd quite like a gabled style so I can hang stuff from it (kitchen).
Size required c2.5m x 1m.
Size required c2.5m x 1m.
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We've used these people for the last few years
www.roof-maker.co.uk
We have two flat rooflights on our house. The snow we had after Xmas didn't budge from them for days, which has to be a sign of great insulating properties.
Condensation should be on the outside. Again, it's a sign that the windows are insulating well.I think you'd be piercing them and causing a thermal break if you attempted to hang anything from them. The plaster reveals would be okay for hanging from, if the frame built for them is wood and not steel - whether wood is okay will depend on the size and weight of the window. They are heavy!
Velux have a good guide to the pros and cons of flat vs lantern style and they've launched a range of flat rooflights. Given their reputation, I'd have no qualms ordering from them.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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