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Rooflights
Domestic sloping rooflights
are usually supplied complete with integral flashings to suit
the type of roof finish (tiled, slated etc) -they will be pivoting
or top hung, for example the velux or colt systems. Escape rooflights
are top hung and sized to meet the minimum requirement under
the Building Regulations. For flat roofs, then a domed or pyramid
type, such as skydome or Ubbink, is generally set on an upstand
against which the roof membrane is dressed up.
Control mechanisms are important,
as it may be difficult or even impossible to open the rooflight
from floor level -solutions might include operation by pole,
winder mechanism or electrical controls.
If you are building in a conservation
area, then you will probably need a conservation rooflight -distinguished
by having only narrow glazing bars visible externally with a
finish giving the appearance of lead.
- Cast
Rooflights -rooflights
with a traditional appearance suitable for historic or listed
buildings.
- Fakro -rooflight alternative to Velux.
- Glazing
vision -specialists
in glass rooflights.
- Metal
Window Company -replica
conservation rooflights, escape windows and pyramid lights.
- Skydome -specialists in domed rooflights for
flat roofs.
- Ubbink -roof windows and domed polycarbonate
rooflights.
- Velux -the definitive rooflight company
-provides a full range of high performance rooflights for a variety
of situations -top hung, pivot, excape windows and conservation
rooflights.
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