Kitchen Skylights, Rooflights & Roof Lanterns

Durable, Customisable Kitchen Skylights, Rooflights & Roof Lanterns

Brett Martin kitchen skylights, rooflights and roof lanterns are designed for lasting quality and reliable performance. Each product features durable aluminium frames and double-glazed glass for strength and energy efficiency.

The range includes the Contemporary 4-Pane Glass Roof Lantern, Classic 6-Pane Glass Roof Lantern, Glass Pyramid Lantern, and Custom Size Glass Roof Lantern, offering options to suit any kitchen style. For flat designs, choose from the Flat Glass Rooflight, Circular Glass Rooflight, Glass Link Modular Rooflight, or Custom Size Flat Glass Rooflight.

Skylights and rooflights are available in vented or unvented designs, with fixed, manual or powered opening options to suit your kitchen’s ventilation needs. You can select clear or blue glazing and choose from standard or custom sizes. All units are low-maintenance, fully weathertight, and supplied with a ten-year warranty for dependable, long-term use.

Kitchen Skylights

What are the benefits of installing a skylight in a kitchen?

Kitchen skylights provide abundant natural light, reducing the need for artificial lighting and creating a more inviting atmosphere. Additionally, skylights can improve ventilation when equipped with opening mechanisms, helping to manage moisture and odours in the kitchen.

What types of kitchen skylights are available?

There are several types of skylights suitable for kitchens, including flat rooflights, tubular skylights, roof lanterns, and venting skylights. The choice depends on the amount of light and ventilation you want, as well as the aesthetic you’re aiming for.

How do you prevent condensation in kitchen skylights?

Preventing condensation in kitchen skylights involves proper installation, regular maintenance, and good ventilation. Installing insulated glazing and using exhaust fans can help reduce moisture build-up, while keeping skylights clean and sealing any gaps will further prevent issues.

What's the best skylight size for a kitchen?

The size of a skylight should be proportional to the kitchen’s size, typically covering 5-10% of the floor area. But, structural considerations and building regulations will play a role, as the roof must be able to support the skylight without compromising safety.

Can skylights be installed in existing kitchens, or are they only for new builds?

Skylights can be retrofitted into existing kitchens as well as included in new builds. The feasibility depends on the roof structure and available space, but with the right planning, they can be added to most kitchens.

Can skylights cause a kitchen to overheat?

While skylights can increase the temperature in a kitchen, this can be managed by choosing glazing with solar control properties and adding shades or blinds. Proper placement and ventilation options also help regulate the temperature.