Clement specialises in the manufacture of custom-made steel windows, doors and screens and has applied this expertise in steel fenestration to develop a range of high-quality rooflights that are regularly specified by architects and conservation officers as complementary additions to your home.

Our conservation rooflights are modern reproductions of Victorian originals.  Available in eight standard sizes, we can also supply bespoke rooflights. Clement rooflights come in two profiles, one for slate roofs and another for tile, so we are sure to have a solution for your heritage project.

Clement Conservation Rooflights can be linked together to bring even more light into your property.

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We were delighted to be back at the Grosvenor House in London on 2^nd November to present the award for the Small Project of the Year category at this year’s Building Awards.

Clement Windows Group Chief Executive, Peter Clement, presented the award to architectural practice Woods Bagot for their design of the new library at St Mary’s Calne School in Wiltshire.

Opened at the end of 2020, the library was designed to reflect the school’s history and its local surroundings. The building’s lower level includes an informal lounge area which houses the school’s fiction collection, while the upper level is intended for more focused, individual study.

HGV driver shortages, port blockages, energy price increases…everywhere we turn at the moment there seems to be bad news BUT buy your conservation rooflights from Clement Windows Group and be assured of good stock availability and quick delivery times!

Clement Conservation Rooflights are competitively priced and available in eight standard sizes with delivery generally within 2-3 working days.  They are manufactured in two profiles, one for thicker roofing types such as pantiles and the other for thinner materials like slate.  This means that with very little effort your rooflight can be installed to lie as flush as possible with your roof, achieving an even, level finish.

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