Read the latest magazine Industry News Rooflights Keylite Acquires Whitesales’ Rooflight Ranges 9 March 2026 Keylite Roof Windows, part of The Keystone Group, has acquired the Em.glaze and Ray.lux flat glass rooflight ranges from Whitesales Ltd. Part of a multi‑million‑pound growth strategy, Keylite’s move brings Whitesales’ flagship flat‑glass products into Keylite’s portfolio of roof‑glazing solutions, strengthening its offering in pitched and flat roof applications. Keylite has been a reseller for the supply-only flat roof windows part of Whitesales’ business for the past 14 years. The purchase of this part of the business by Keylite will enable greater operational efficiencies for both companies, as well as a simplified supply chain for customers. Reseller Customer Service Alongside the acquisition, Whitesales and Keylite have agreed a strategic partnership under which Keylite will take over the servicing of Whitesales’ merchant reseller customer base, including major roofing merchants, builders’ merchants and online resellers. This gives merchants a single ordering point through Keylite while maintaining existing products, pricing structures and service standards. The management teams of both businesses say they have worked together to ensure that this will be a seamless transition for customers. They highlight that the same products, with the same names and prices, and the same service that Whitesales is recognised for, will remain available to customers and promoted by Keylite’s strong nationwide field sales team. Whitesales will now focus on its bespoke roof glazing systems and a concept‑to‑completion service model. In addition, Whitesales Em.dome range will continue to be fulfilled by Whitesales but for merchant customers, ordered through Keylite under this new partnership arrangement. Simplifying the Supply Chain Jim Blanthorne, Managing Director at Keylite, said: “Discussions between Keylite and Whitesales regarding an acquisition have been ongoing for several years. It was essential for both businesses that such a move occurred at the right time and for the benefit of both our customers. Having had a long-standing relationship, we understand customer service the Whitesales way, and we are committed to ensuring that this continues. “Our aim is not to change what Whitesales has done but to strengthen it. By bringing the supply-only flat roof windows part of the business into Keylite, we simplify the supply chain and improve operational efficiency, enabling us to be faster, more agile and responsive to customer needs, while remaining focused on delivering the same quality and care as before. “The acquisition will help accelerate a multi-million-pound growth strategy for Keylite, enhancing and expanding our manufacturing capabilities. For customers, that translates into greater availability of stock, faster lead times and even better technical expertise.” Whitesales has 30 years of expertise in the design, manufacture, installation and distribution of rooflights, overhead roof glazing and bespoke daylighting solutions for commercial and domestic markets. Business As Usual Chester White, Managing Director at Whitesales, said: “We saw in Keylite a business that truly reflects our own values. This is a family-owned, well-managed, high-performing business with deep, established customer relationships and a clear commitment to operating with integrity. Much like Whitesales, the team at Keylite takes real pride in providing innovative, high-quality roof light solutions to its customers, matched by a superior level of customer service. This was paramount to the Whitesales team when agreeing on the sale. “This part of the business (supply-only flat roof windows) has the backing of the whole Keylite machine, and the customer experience will only get better. Though the acquisition has taken place, it is very much business as usual, with very little difference in day-to-day activity for customers – a significant amount of effort has gone into maintaining the status quo from products, pricing and warranties to customer contacts and service levels. “Ultimately, this acquisition marks a step towards both businesses becoming stronger, more resilient and capable, which our customers can rely on today and into the future.” >> Read more about rooflights in the news Previous article Caldwell Construction Assets to be Sold Following AdministrationNext article Site Manager Sentenced for Exposing Workers to ‘Deadly’ Asbestos Risks Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +2 29 July 2026 New Workforce Competence Digital Platform to Launch Industry News +1 29 July 2026 Breedon Group Revenue Up Despite Subdued GB Market Industry News +1 29 July 2026 Builders’ Merchant Sales Remain Flat in May Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch