Skyway Fixed Flatglass Rooflight - Multi Pane

An aesthetically-pleasing and effective daylighting solution. Fixed flatglass rooflight with a multi-pane configuration.

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 4.0 m. 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 single pane rooflight (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.