Fixed Flat Glass rooflight designed to be walked on. A single pane solution for introducing daylight into areas of a building that would otherwise be dark.

Features and benefits:

Fully thermally broken aluminium frame prevents cold bridging, reducing the risk of condensation.
Walk on glass designed to BS EN 1991-1-1 Loadings for Buildings, UK Annexe.
Anti-slip glass coatings to provide safety in both wet and dry conditions.
Excellent thermal performance, with total system U-values as low as 0.4 W/m²K achievable.
Quick and easy to install.
Cover cap for concealed fixings.
Marine grade powder coat as standard
Flat Glass 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.
Daylight is maximized while the visible framework is minimized.
More daylight -> less artiﬁcial light -> energy savings.
More daylight leads to enhanced well-being.
Install and survey services available.

Designed to standard floor loadings from BS EN 1991-1-1 as well as 640 N/m² (snow) and 750 N/m² (wind) and in accordance with the following Standards:

BS EN 1991-1-1: Eurocode 1: Actions on Structures, UK Annexe.
BS 7976-2: Pendulum slip test.
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.

Air Permeability Testing