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Has anyone installed panoramic or dormer windows in their home? I wonder how much they really change the perception of space and whether they add more natural light to the room. I am thinking about such a solution, especially for the attic - it looks impressive, but I want to know how it is in everyday use.
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I have a house in Slovenia, I wanted something natural - I set a goal to find wooden windows. I searched among local manufacturers, but almost everywhere - aluminum and plastic. On the advice of a friend, I found https://elitokna.kiev.ua/derevyannie-okna.html. I talked with them for a long time, we discussed every detail. I ordered 4 windows, three of them - with aluminum external protection. Everything arrived without problems. Even the local installers said: "Good work." Wooden windows are an eternal classic.
Yes, both panoramic and dormer windows can significantly transform a space — especially in attics. Panoramic windows open up the view and flood the room with natural light, while dormers add height, depth, and more usable floor space. Both make the room feel larger, brighter, and more inviting.
In daily use, they’re not just visually impressive — they improve comfort, ventilation, and often even property value. The key is choosing high-quality, well-insulated glazing to avoid heat loss or condensation issues.
Some manufacturers, like Regal Glass Group, offer triple-glazed panoramic skylights that are UKCA & BS certified, highly energy-efficient, and backed by a 20-year no-leak guarantee. That kind of long-term reliability makes a big difference if you're investing in a permanent upgrade to your home.