

With a host of click-fit features, the Wendland lantern has no visible fixings and is faster to fit than any other lantern. Available in PVC-uvc or Aluminium the Wendland lantern is a high quality product packed with thermal breaks to ensure less condensation.
Why Choose the Wendland Lantern Roof?
Fast to Fit
Click-fit parts and no fiddly fixings
Thermally Broken
Less condensation in kitchen extensions
Strong Ridge
Less bars than other lanterns

Wendland Lantern Technical Overview

Wendland Conservatory Features
Unique Ridgelok System
✔️Pre-assembled
✔️Fast to fit
✔️Accurate hip fixing


Neat Internal Ridge End
✔️Neat, snug fit
✔️No visible fixings
✔️Extremely small
✔️Clip-on
Drainage system
✔️Allows water to escape
✔️Ventilates the area
✔️Prevents glass seal failure over time

Tips for planning your conservatory
Planning
Considering the aesthetic appeal, quality and impressive levels of versatility offered by a conservatory, you’ll probably be keen to create your new, prized investment! But, before you dive head first into the decision making process, it is always worth spending a few moments planning your new investment and thinking about any issues that might affect its construction and eventual use.
Position
The position – or aspect – of your conservatory should always influence your natural choice of design, layout and furnishings. Conservatories facing south receive more direct sunlight and as such you might want to consider additional ventilation, blinds and even the use of a performance glass such as Celsius. With north facing conservatories, these issues are less pressing. However, the use of glass as a glazing option to prevent heat loss and overheating is increasing in popularity whatever the location of a conservatory. East facing conservatories catch the early morning sun and make ideal morning or breakfast rooms, whereas west facing rooms catch the evening sunset and are a perfect place to relax after a long day.
Size & Shape
When it comes to conservatories, bigger isn’t always better. What really counts is that you opt for a size and shape that will complement your home and garden – not overpower them. Also don’t be content with a mental picture of your conservatory as plans and measurements on paper can be deceptive. Get a feel for the conservatory area, go outside and mark out the planned boundaries, then walk around within them to get an accurate impression of your conservatory’s dimensions. Remember that the walls will take up space so your conservatory’s interior will be smaller than the area marked.
Planning & Building Regulations
Planning & building regulation requirements can vary across the UK. For more information please visit www.planningportal.gov.uk In all cases, if you have any doubts at all, check with your local authority.
Glazing Options
Think about the type of glazing you’d like to use. Normal glass and polycarbonate will allow solar heat to penetrate into your conservatory, raising the inside temperature on hot summer days. To avoid this, whilst reducing heat loss in winter, opt for Celsius performance glass.
ventilation, ventilation, ventilation
Ensure that you have adequate ventilation so that you can enjoy your conservatory even on the warmest of days. The Wendland roof vent lets fresh air in whilst keeping the elements out. You could also consider roof fans or an air conditioning unit.
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