Self cleaning active glass means maintenance is minimal.
Sliding flat roof lights.
The sliding access hatch is ideal where there is a height restrictions or in areas with high risk of wind.
Choice of switches wind rain and temperature sensor options.
Surespan roof sliding glass roof lights provide many advantages over standard roof access hatches.
Surespan sliding covers are manufactured with a thermally broken lid and upstand as standard.
They are also ideal for access to roof terraces via a staircase.
With this skylight the glazed section slides as a single leaf and is supported by tracks on the roof itself in the open position.
Perfect for the kitchen extensions and dining spaces skypod roof lanterns and flat roof lights are a must for modern and contemporary homes.
Flat sliding rooflights can only be used for access if suitable balustrades are installed glazing vision strongly recommends seeking guidance from building control before commencing works on site.
Rooflights our high quality rooflights are designed with minimal framework to maximise the increased light into your building.
The low profile frames allow the maximum amount of light into the property whilst enhancing the connection with the outside space.
They are suitable for flat roof applications in domestic and commercial projects and come in a variety of styles from the low profile flushglaze to the traditional lantern style elongated pyramid rooflight.
Roofglaze s range of sliding flatglass rooflights are available in the following sizes.
Skypod roof lanterns and flat roof lights are a new fashionable and modern way of flooding your living space with masses of natural light.
These rooflights provide the maximum amount of daylight and can offer you the chance to fully open the roof to the elements transforming your interior space into something truly spectacular.
From 800mm x 800mm up to and including 1200mm x 1200mm.
Sliding over roof skylight for larger areas with sufficient unobstructed roof space for the sliding section you should consider a sliding over roof skylight.