EOS Rooflights Ltd Reviews

"Very efficient with processing my order and delivery. I ordered a 3M roof lantern and a smaller flat roof light. Both were simple to install on my own upstands and they both look great. My only negative was the cost was a lot for what they are but I don\u2019t think eos are excessively expensive, I think the roof lanterns themselves are what\u2019s pricey. Anyhow I\u2019m happy \ud83d\ude03"

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."

"The rooflights are a key feature externally of the property as they are prominent on the flat roof. They are angled by 15 degrees to allow the south facing sun to enter the house maximising natural light and also utilising any solar gain. The majority are triple glazed, with a couple of larger opening lights being double glazed.\r\nInternally they provide so much light and the light shafts are a characteristic of the internal architecture given that there are 15 within the house.\r\nThe ordering and supply process was straightforward and installing them worked well with the pre-made upstands.\r\nAll in all a very satisfactory and successful decision to select Eos rooflights."