Traditional Building Elements for the Roof

Roof windows for historic buildings, roof spires and weathervanes

Dachspitze, Turmspitze und Wetterfahne aus Kupfer und Zink Dachverzierungen als krönender Abschluss fürs historische Gebäude

Copper and Zinc Roof Spires, Spire and Weathervane

Roof decorations as the crowning glory

Historische Dachfenster und Dachluken Denkmalschutz - Dachfenster und Dachluken aus Eisen mit zeitgemäßem Wärmeschutz nach historischen Vorbildern

Historic Roof Windows and Roof Hatches

Iron roof windows and roof hatches with contemporary thermal insulation based on historical models


Up on the roof - historic roof windows and roof spires



Historic roof landscapes are a cultural asset that must be preserved even in today's world. The roof and the shape of the roof have a major influence on the silhouette of a building. It is the fifth façade of a house, so to speak.

Steel roof windows - for listed buildings


The roofs of older buildings have special requirements - both aesthetic and technical. Our iron roof windows with glazing bar divisions have the appearance of antique old roof windows. They blend in perfectly with the historic building context, but also offer contemporary thermal insulation:

The roof windows are double-glazed windows with insulating glass and argon gas filling. The frame is thermally separated. They are easy to install according to today's standards. Our new old roof windows are galvanised and stove-enamelled and are suitable for all types of roofing.

Roof spires made of copper and zinc


Even at the top of the roof, the style of the house was continued in earlier times.
Roof spires and weathervanes made of copper or zinc are playful decorative elements and are eye-catching. It is not for nothing that they are also known as roof crowns.