When it comes to installing loft ladders, there are both advantages and disadvantages to DIY (Do It Yourself) and a professional installation. 

When it comes to improving the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your living or working space, the choice of windows plays a vital role. Among the various window options available, flat roof windows are gaining popularity for their unique design and ability to flood interiors with natural light. If you're considering installing flat roof windows, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the key factors to consider, enabling you to make an informed decision.

Centre pivot, top hung balcony… whatever the type of roof window you need blinds for, we have it covered at FAKRO GB. There are a lot of things to consider when looking for that perfect blind so that’s why we have the ultimate guide to blinds to guide you through the process.

If you are planning to install roof windows into your home, then it is definitely worth thinking about electric roof windows, especially if you have some harder to reach places.

Conventional, manual roof windows are great for bringing in natural light into your home, or loft space, however electric roof windows can take your property to another level as they can be fitted in much higher spaces meaning more light entering the home and easy opening.

Are you looking for a flat roof window but not sure on the best solution? If you want more natural light in your home, then a flat roof window will work for you. Whether you're planning a loft conversion, an extension, or any other building work to your property, knowing which flat roof window you need can be difficult, but FAKRO are here to help.

Pitched roof windows are a clever way to add natural light to a room. While they can be easily installed on a pitched roof, the question is can pitched roof windows be used on a flat roof? In this article, we show that the answer is yes! There are systems that enable the installation of pitched roof windows even on a flat roof.

Building a house is always a huge challenge, especially when it comes to providing enough sunlight and fresh air to the rooms on the top floor or attics. That is why construction companies across the UK deliver a wide range of roof windows. However, with so many different types to choose from, it could quickly become too difficult to pick on our own. Because of this, in this article, we will take a closer look at the different kinds of windows for pitched roof.