Don’t Buy a Roof Lantern Until You've Watched This
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IMO when driving machine screws into threaded holes, start with a screwdriver, you'll get a feel for if the threading is going properly. Drill drivers won't give you any feedback and have too much power before you'll realise you're cross threaded.
A really smart finish. I do like the way like all us tradesmen even if you’ve got and mallet you still revert to bashing it with your hand😂😂
I Have just installed one of these on a Grp roof. Absolutely the best sky lantern i have seen and had the pleasure to install. A little tip for the fascia/glass trim. fairy liquid it first to ease the trim onto the glass
Use double cup suction lifters to handle the glass. Makes setting them into position much easier
I was thinking the same, pretty sure you can rent them. I don't think workplace health and safety would even let you carry glass like that up a extension ladder. I know we live in an overley cotton ball wrapped world, but that would have been such an easy accident.
Hi Rog great video, the Korniche lantern is definitely the best system out there, fitted plenty and it’s such a nicely made product! Get your hands on some Bohle suction lifters (not that expensive makes it a lot easier glazing up 👍🏻 top work
As a mechanic it always make me wince seeing people starting bolts with an impact or any other motor driven driver.
Nothing beats starting your bolts off by hand as you know when you have crossed the thread and can back the bolt off and try again with no damage & then finishing them off with the tool of your choice as once you cross thread a bolt you will soon realize the extra time to start them by hand was well worth it.
I would have thought the manufacturer of this lantern would have specified torques for those bolts? Power tools are so powerful nowadays especially impact guns that it is very easy to strip the threads with them as you don't know how much torque the tool is applying.
Actually I should have mentioned that the taper on the head lines the bolts up perfectly. They also go into steel threads. The correct torque is when the gap is closed.
Korniche are superb! I've fitted a few with no problems... Highly recommend them
Did one of these 7.5 m over a pool glass panels are big only had 2 on site great product well designed.
So how did you manage?
Not sure how big this one is but I’ve just fitted one to a conservatory at my house that’s 4m x 2.75m. Because it’s a conservatory not an orangery so very slim roof round it, and access issues we had to put the glass in from inside. Out through the opening, twist, and lower into position. That was challenging, and not something I’m in a hurry to repeat!
What beautifully engineered piece of kit ! Love it ! 😍😍🧱👍🏼
Kerb should be 12mm narrower than lantern according to Korniche. All the ones I’ve seen you build have the kerb flush with the lantern, when the lantern should overhang by 6mm all round. Doubt it makes a huge difference, but I’m sure Korniche give that instruction for a reason.
To be honest we found that opening size to be the most difficult bit to understand. The 6mm either side was to allow for a membrane and some adhesive as far as we could see. I will check
Funny I was just watching another UK channel Homebuilding and Renovation where he fits a 2.4m x 3m lantern. They did the plaster first into the upstand but strangely didnt finish the top. So with the lantern in the framing is still exposed and you can see the unfinished edge from inside the addition. Very odd.
You guys did well putting that together. Metal is very unforgiving if something is even a fraction out, and wrapped in jackets made me feel cold just watching it even here in sunny Australia.
That does look like nice bit of kit Roger👍Thanks for the video😎
Thank you Del
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All the best parts of being on site with a tradesman without the graft!
Great content ^_^
Great editing. Best camera shots of everything. Great music, and great job. A masterpiece.
Oh, and nice roof lantern too.
Wonderful work. Absolutely perfect. First class.
Beautiful job.
installed one on my extension roof 3.5 x 1.2m ,hardest bit was sqeezing out all the silicone bead (5 tubes) looks great ,went well but check your fixing packs as one of my larger frame screws didnt have a thread on it, so made one,great bit of kit.
5 tubes? How come?
A builder recommended CT1 as one of the best for strength.
Korniche make very good bi folds also
we have a video on the installation of Kornice bi-folds
We sell them at my work along side the origin bifold I personally prefer the korniche one as the gasket is already fitted and you can get it with the executive blind glass and its still slightly cheaper than the origin bifold.
Looks really good! Evidently a slight loss in insulation over flat skylights. Couldn’t find much (any?) uptake in the US, but they look like they would be a great improvement over flat and domed skylights on low-slope (flat) roofs.
You get more light with them
Wow! Wet Sunshine well done Rodger/Dan job looks fantastic even working with the wet suits on be interesting to see next stage a drone shot would be great bet it looks even better from above.
That was so satisfying to watch - pieces fit together so beautifully. Amazing job. Thanks for the sealant tips, Roger. 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi mate what size woods are required to build the up stand? I’ve ordered a 1500 x 2500 kornice roof lantern just confused what size wood is required for the up stand . Thank you
Well done Roger, that looked really cold in the morning when you started, I am guessing this was filmed a while back?
Yes it was like an ice rink up there, I was nervous, not for me but for the cameraman
@@SkillBuilder I was nervous when you did the big lift to position it over the hole.
I have said it before, it looks a lovely house and a lovely area.
You probable shouldn't say where it is, but is it near the town with the brick knot?
Looked a cracking sky lantern much better then all then most of the rubbish I'm seeing customers buy. I'm going to check out their website for costs 👍
Beautiful. I enjoyed that. Thanks Roger 👍👍
Can I fit a latern with rubber roof covering ?
I’m having an orangery built right now, the light lantern is 6x2 metres 👍
That's a pretty slick roof light, id hate to see the pricetag tho.
I heard you say "I'm happy with that!" I would be too, great result :)
Illuminating!
Hi Roger, would it be possible to make a video on the new trickle vent law requirement to newly installed Windows, loopholes to not having them fitted, makes U value to class obsolete and creates cold bridging through open off chambers
Well done Richard
Hi
We've had our roof lantern about 7yrs now . This year and before Christmas we had so much wind and rain we had hear and feel so much wind coming under our roof lantern any ideas what could be happening.
So how big was it?
Shame they don't offer an opener option, that would be a game changer. A few companies do them but it's three times the price of a Korniche.
Very nice! I don’t fully understand why the water would / could gather as you said?
it might have been condensation, I don't remember now, but there are drain holes in the extrusions and that was where he had blocked them with silicone.
Coo, look at thayt. It couldn’t have gone together better if the manufacturer had measured it all. Sweet as a nut
Looks fantastic 👌🏽
I was expecting a pun from you. Is it fan tastic?
@@SkillBuilder sometimes I do struggle, just need that WINDOW of opportunity 😁. Got to be honest and tell you Roger I do love your videos, they really let the LIGHT in to my life. ❤️🙏🏽
@@vinnysurti Lovely stuff
Got one of these a similar size to install soon. Can you remember how many tubes of CT1 you used as I’ll need to order some. Thanks
I think it took two tubes but Made for Trade said we should have used a bit more. We are going to gun a bead around the inside edge just in case but I reckon it is good.
Yep my girl had 2 done
One 6 m x 2 m an one 5 m x 1.8m
Crazy demand by BC 300mm UVs
Makes a 2 ft thick roof to glass , makes even2 metres look narrow lol
Hi Jim can you expand on this ?
We installed one last year.
It wasn't very big and had too many Jack's.
I couldn't see why it needed any as it was so small.
Customer loved it tho, so what I think doesn't matter.
Hi need some advice. My builder has put the Korniche Lantern on wrong and won’t come back. Can you remove them? Thank you Mike
What size was that as it doesn’t have the extra jacks?
WOT! a Beautiful job that 'is' ?? ....... Sheer Perfection :-)
What is the size and how much cost
Any size you like and the cost is related to the size
Beautiful job but it looks like a job for the professionals like you guys to put together.
Hi there What sort of price to purchase that roof light ? Cheers
That is nice .
Biggest I’ve worked on is 9m by 21m on a church extension
NOOICE!
Awesome 😻😻😻🥳🥳🥳
Why is that 150mm upstand necessary for it to sit on?
snow and to stop you walking on it
Are you not supposed to silicone the inside of a shower screen?
No it traps the water. All the instructions say that the screen profiles drain to the inside so just seal the outside edge
@@SkillBuilder appreciate that, thanks!
Billionaires looking at this roof lantern like it's a doll's House.