A Revolution in Roof Lanterns

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Iconiq roof lanterns combine style and performance to brighten your home with natural light. Ideal for flat roofs, orangeries, new builds, and more, they offer exceptional structural strength — supporting expansive openings up to 3.5 m x 9.75 m, the largest available on the market. Bring the sky into your living space A roof lantern transforms a flat-roof room into a light-filled showpiece. Iconiq Roof Lanterns are designed for homeowners and specifiers who want drama without compromise: expansive glass areas for daylight and outlook, slim, elegant sightlines to keep the focus on the view, and robust aluminium construction for long-term performance. Whether you’re creating a sun-drenched kitchen, an orangery, or…

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Are all acoustic panels the same?

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If you’re shopping for acoustic panels, it’s tempting to assume they’re all interchangeable — a decorative wall covering that also makes your room sound nicer. The truth is more nuanced. Acoustic panels share a purpose (reducing unwanted reflections and improving room acoustics), but they differ significantly in construction, thickness, quality, appearance and real-world performance. Here’s what to look for and why these differences matter. Why thickness and material matter Thickness: Thinner panels (around 10–25 mm) and slatted decorative panels usually absorb higher and mid frequencies well — this reduces sibilance and harsh reflections. Thicker panels (50 mm and above), or those with an additional thick absorptive backing, are much better…

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Elevate Your Façade: Agate Grey Fascia, Soffit & Cladding

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Citywest Village Development by Davy Hackey Glide Dublin 24, Showhouse Nr.11. Mourne door view from inside to outside. Door sash inside white, outside in blue with handle and letterbox in silver satin and two sidelights and toplight with maynooth glass.

Agate Grey: The New Go‑To Colour for Fascia, Soffit and Cladding A quiet revolution is underway across rooftops and facades: Agate Grey is rapidly becoming the preferred finish for fascia, soffit and cladding systems. Striking the perfect balance between warm and cool, modern and timeless, this mid‑tone grey is emerging as the colour that architects, builders and homeowners choose when they want contemporary curb appeal without faddishness.   Why Agate Grey Is Taking Off Versatile neutrality: Agate Grey reads as neutral but with subtle depth. It works equally well with warm brick and timber or cool glass and steel, making it a safe choice across traditional and modern builds. Contemporary…

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