The sky’s the limit with the new Ultraframe Roof Vent which can be used on Ultraframe’s glass roofs, Ultraroof, and Lanterns.
It is now possible to include the new roof vent right up to the ridge, meaning there is no longer a requirement for a glass unit and muntin above the vent into the ridge. This gives a cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing finish which will be popular with homeowners wanting clean lines for their home extension or conservatory. However, for those who prefer the traditional roof vent placement, the current roof vent with glass panels above and below the vent is still available.
On every Ultraframe Lantern, there is now the option to specify the new full-length roof vent where the vent goes directly into the ridge AND the eaves beam so that no glass panels are required above or below the vent. The entire vent can be glazed into the roof without any joins for a clean, contemporary look.
Commenting about the new roof vent, Ultraframe Marketing Director, Alex Hewitt, said: “The new roof vent offers a contemporary ventilation solution that can be used across the Ultraframe range in various ways to create uninterrupted sightlines and enhanced views of the sky above. The new roof vent glazes directly into the ridge body where possible, meaning there is no requirement for a glass unit above the vent. This also means that there is no need for a muntin bar, giving a much cleaner look that is popular with homeowners. Supplied in a wide range of standard colours including grey, black, white and woodgrain options, there is a roof vent colour to suit every project. On lanterns, the new roof vent can be used to create a full-length vent, which again offers a cleaner, more modern look than our current vent solution. Here at Ultraframe we continually invest into our systems to ensure they are at the forefront of technology and trends, and we are certain that the new roof vent will be extremely popular with homeowners and installers alike.”
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