An aesthetically-pleasing and effective daylighting solution. Multi-pane, flatglass rooflight with wall abutment.

Features and benefits:

Fully thermally broken aluminium frame prevents cold bridging, reducing the risk of condensation.
Multi-panel: keep adding modules for infinite length rooflights.
Marine grade powder coat as standard
Free spanning up to 4.0m. Any span available with intermediate supports.
Various glazing bar designs available.
Various glazing bar shrouds available.
Hinged sections for ventilation available.
Hinged sections for access available.
Excellent thermal performance, with total system U-values as low as 0.4 W/m²K achievable.
Minimal framework: daylight is maximized while the visible framework is minimized.
Quick and easy to install. Cover cap for concealed fixings.
Compatible with both flat and pitched roofs, flatglass rooflights are installed to a builder’s kerb ﬁnished by rooﬁng membrane.
Designed to be installed on all roof pitches and roof types.
Recommended minimum kerb pitch of 5° to help shed water.
More daylight -> less artiﬁcial light -> energy savings.
More daylight leads to enhanced well-being.
Install and survey services available.
Also available as a single pane rooflight, or a walk-on rooflight in single or multi-pane options; all variations specified separately.

Designed to standard loadings of 640 N/m² (snow) and 750 N/m² (wind) and in accordance with the following Standards:

BS 6375-1 2015+A1 2016: Weather tightness.
BS EN 1026: Air permeability.
BS EN 1027: Water tightness test.
BS EN 12211: Wind resistance test.
BS 1474: Aluminium Extrusions.
EN 12020-1:2001: Aluminium Extrusions.
BS EN ISO 16396-2:2017: Polyamide Thermal Break.
BS EN 12206-1:2004: Powder Coating.
EN ISO 10456: 2008 and EN 12664: 2001: Building materials and products. Hygrothermal properties.
BS EN 1279: Insulated Glass Units (IGU).
EN 14179: Heat Soak Testing Toughened Glass.
ISO 11600-FandG-25LM: Silicone Sealants.

Weathertightness