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Over time your granite lantern wood windows will deteriorate and possibly start falling apart. Many times they simply get lost. And yes, they are difficult to replace as each granite lantern is unique in its exact measurements. Japanese Style can now custom make replacement wood windows in our shop as needed

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Over time your granite lantern wood windows will deteriorate and possibly start falling apart, or simply get lost. They are difficult to replace as each granite lantern is unique in its exact measurements. Japanese Style can now custom make Granite Lantern Replacement Windows in our shop as needed. You can also mail us the old window and we will replicate it. We hand make each window for accuracy and perfect craftsmanship.

Empire, with its large sunny south-facing double windows, is a perfect room for early risers who may want to take a quick walk out to the Brant Point Lighthouse before breakfast. This gracious room offers a compact bath with shower and a (non-working) fireplace. We look forward to having you at the Brass Lantern Inn.

Designed by March and White Design, the penthouses feature high-end details that enhance the focal point: the signature three-dimensional corner bay windows with panoramic views of the Hudson River. Highlights include vented gas fireplaces with Emperador marble, five-inch-wide oak chevron plank flooring and large private terraces.

We are planning a single storey extension to the rear of our property 3.5 metres x 11 metres. Opinion is divided about whether we should go with a flat roof with a large roof lantern, ie an orangery, or a pitched, tiled roof with velux windows. We'd like to let in as much light as possible, but if the cost of tiled and velux is massively less then we'll live with a bit less of a sky view. We are knocking through to our kitchen and don't want the room to be cold as it would with a conservatory. Does anyone have any idea on the cost comparisons.

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Evening my name is Niki platt, I specialise in flat roofs and epdm rubber cover, I would advise you to go with a flat roof with a lantern. Please view my photos on my profile there are pictures flat roof with lantern Windows, another benefit using lantern is that it allows more light through. Kind regards Niki platt

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I would recommend to maximize light and costs a tiled roof with four velux windows evenly spread. Insulation would need to be installed to comply with today's Council Regulations and if worried about the cold then an heated floor would be advised.

Its always worth considering the pitched roof with the velux as the life span of this type of roof is far better than a flat roof. The advantage of the lantern is they can provide a far larger single opening than the velux and add the wow factor from inside.

I would recommend a tiled roof with 3 or 4 Velux windows (1180 x 780). A tiled roof would be longer lasting than a flat roof. A tiled roof would most likely be cheaper dependant on which materials you opt for.

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The title is intended as a reference to the "lantern-shaped" bay windows that draw similarities to the faceted glazing Heatherwick Studio created for a luxury hotel inside a former grain silo in Cape Town.

Each residence will have access to one of the bay windows, to provide plenty of natural light and views of the surroundings that include Hudson River and the High Line. Inside, the windows will be fronted by windows sills to create a perch for enjoying the vistas.

The residences will feature 10-f00t-high (three-metre-high) ceilings to match the windows, and layouts designed to complement the rounded fronts. In renderings, the finishes are show as simple, including wooden flooring and white-painted walls. Some of the residences will also have access to private, plant-filled terraces.

Lantern rooflights are the perfect choice for kitchens, living spaces and extensions. A lantern creates height, whilst flooding the room with natural light, helping to generate a feeling of space. Making a great space truly exceptional.

The design of our lantern rooflights with their aluminium slim frames, and elegant/sleek design will fit perfectly into any home. The slim frames create minimal sightlines and maximum glass area, optimising the amount of light which can enter your home. Whilst the excellent thermal performance, will help to keep the room warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

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If you are looking for a lantern rooflight which is beautifully proportioned, precision engineered, with exceptional attention to detail and perfectly tailored to your requirements, then we can help. Book a showroom appointment to visit our Exeter showroom, where you can view and experience the aluminium rooflights we have on offer, whilst one of our experts talks you through the options available to you based on your requirements.

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Okay, this won't work with every house, but If your house has two windows upstairs and a large window downstairs it will. A co-worker of mine used his garage windows for the mouth and it looked pretty good.

I apologize for the condition of the photo. It is the only one I had with this configuration and it got torn. I have no excuse for the images being crooked. Maybe my right leg is shorter than my left.

For this instructable, I used:

- A house or other building with the proper window configuration. If this item must be purchased, it will add considerably to the cost of the project.

- 10-12 pieces of black posterboard

- Six sets of orange mini-lights

- Tape measure

- Yardstick

- Single-edge razor blade

- Pencil

- Scotch tape (LOTS of Scotch tape)

- Scrap paper (about fifty 8 1/2 x 11)

- Two of those little plastic shelves that close in the bottom of your window so you can put those electric candles in the window at Christmastime

- Two rubber bands

- One 3' extension cord

- Nine cup hooks

- String

Your window treatments are a big part of this effect and should show a white surface to the outside.

This step is done on the inside of the house, but It's easier to explain with this pic of the outside.

First, put the window shelf in the lower sash (pic #2). You'll read why soon.

Measure from A to B and A to C. Cut a rectangle of posterboard that will cover the entire area (ABCD) with overlap onto the frame of the sash. Leave room to tape it to the sash frame. The posterboard was too small to cover my window so I had to piece two together for full coverage as shown in blurry pic #3.

Cut posterboard to fit around the sash lock. I did not cut the section out completely. I left a tab to smush around the lock to avoid 'light leakage'.

Repeat this step for the other window.

Note: When the top sash is covered, you cannot open the window for ventilation. This is not usually a problem during October in NJ. You can try to cover just the glass, but it is difficult to do while avoiding light leakage.

I have to use a lot of tape to keep things attached. My windows are wood and I sometimes have to re-tape sections several times during the month.

***** Remember that all the tape you put on has to eventually come off. Cheap bargain tape will leave residue that is VERY difficult to remove. Real Scotch Tape has worked well for me and I have no connection to 3M.