Clement is renowned for its superior products, designed to enhance your home.
Our conservation rooflights not only look good in a heritage property, they will also brighten up the darkest of interiors. Here is a quick guide to the benefits of Clement Conservation Rooflights.
A new standard in design quality
Clement Windows Group is the only conservation rooflight company to provide a profile that is specific to your roof type. This will ensure the fitted rooflight looks in keeping with your traditional property. Whether you have a tile roof, a slate roof or another roofing type, we have a rooflight designed to lie flush with your roof line, enabling you to achieve the very best look.
There are eight stock sizes of rooflight available which we can generally deliver the very next day, however, Clement Conservation Rooflights can also be made bespoke to fit seamlessly into your project if one of our other standard sizes does not meet your requirements.
Standard features, such as double glazing and self-cleaning glass provide convenience and comfort to make every day life that much easier. Our revolutionary warm T bar system means not only do our rooflights look beautiful, but they are less prone to leaks and drafts.
High quality performance
Our rooflights have been awarded an A+ Window Energy Rating by the BFRC helping you to save money on your energy bills. BFRC assesses the energy performance of windows and doors and gives them a rating based on the positive contributions from solar gain minus the negative factors of thermal heat loss and air leakage. Windows and doors with an energy rating of A to A++ are considered to be energy positive.
Reduced energy bills
The energy used in our homes accounts for around 26% of total energy use in the UK*. Rooflights are a simple way to combat a lack of natural light in a new design or to brighten up an older, heritage site. Natural daylight reduces dependence on artificial light and heating in your home and can promote a positive sense of wellbeing and productivity. Happier bills, happier homeowners: the rooflight effect.
*Energy use in 2022. Source: https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-9889/CBP-9889.pdf
