Framed skylights offer a more architectural look while still delivering excellent natural light and performance.
Designed with visible frames for more structure and durability, they’re a good choice for a wide range of homes, from modern extensions to more traditional properties.
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Our framed skylights are designed to bring you the best performance alongside a clean finish.
Unlike frameless options, the visible frame adds a more traditional or architectural feel, making them a great fit for projects where a stronger design feature is needed. They work well across extensions, renovations and new builds, offering a balance between style and practicality.
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Framed skylights are ideal if you want a look that feels more solid, defined, and intentionally designed.
With its added strength, the frame is perfect for larger skylights or roofs facing harsher conditions. It also gives the skylight a sense of character, helping it blend seamlessly into your home’s design.
You still get loads of natural light coming through, so the space feels brighter and more open during the day. And with the right glazing, you’ll help keep the temperature steady inside so you won’t sacrifice comfort.
Another plus is the flexibility. You’ve got options like opening skylights for airflow, along with different styles depending on the look you’re going for.
Framed skylights make sense if you actually want to see the skylight and have it add something to the space.
They work really well in kitchens, extensions and living areas where you want a bit more structure overhead. Instead of blending in completely, they give you a more defined feature without blocking out light.
They’re also a safer bet for larger openings, where that extra support from the frame makes a difference over time. If you’re after something that looks good but also feels sturdy and practical, this is usually the way to go.
When you’re choosing framed skylights, it’s not just about what looks best: it’s about how it’s going to work day to day.
The frame itself will shape the overall look, so think about whether you want something subtle or something that stands out a bit more. Then there’s the glazing, which plays a big part in keeping the space warm and comfortable.
Placement matters more than people think, too. Even one skylight can completely change how a room feels, depending on where it sits and how the light comes in. You’ll also want to factor in your roof structure and how everything’s going to be installed, just to avoid any issues later on.
If you’re not 100% sure, it’s worth getting a bit of advice so you end up with something that actually works for your space.
