Pyramid skylights are an elegant and stylish solution to add the most possible light to any room. They provide an ultra-slim take on the traditional roof lantern design, whilst remaining a unique feature to any home or business. Pyramid skylights add a unique and distinctive feature to any home or business.
Pyramid skylights offer unparalleled light, thermal performance along with minimal external sight lines. These can be offered in a wide variety of styles and sizes to suit any budget. They offer a low pitch with minimal frames to maximise the amount of light into a room.
At Toughened Glass Systems, our pyramid skylight products have a wide number of distinct features including:
We have a wide range of rooflight and skylight products to suit any customer needs. If you have any queries about our pyramid skylights, get in touch with our team. View our testimonials to see what customers had to say about Toughened Glass Systems.
Pyramid skylights differ from regular flat skylights with a sloped pyramid shape for your roof.
Installing a pyramid skylight on your roof will grant your room a unique look and feel both inside and out, providing a feature piece to your home that is both stylish and practical. They will also allow more natural light into your room thanks to their protruding four-sided shape, meaning you can confidently save money on energy bills with natural light that will persist throughout the day.
For more information on saving money with your new pyramid skylight, explore our blog post: ‘Are Rooflights Energy Efficient?’
As of December 2022, Toughened Glass Systems offers pyramid rooflights ranging from £436.51 ex VAT to £4,453.77 excl. VAT. These can be ordered to include a range of additional options such as self-cleaning glass, tints, and frame colours.
Depending on the type of glazing used, the energy efficiency of your rooflight is determined more by the orientation of the installation. For instance, a west facing skylight will gain more heat and sunlight in the afternoon, whereas a south-facing skylight will gain more passive heat throughout the winter.
