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Skylights and Verandas
Two- or four-slope roof system formed by first-, second- and third-level mullions and transoms that provide different drainage levels, guaranteeing perfect water evacuation, ventilation and weathertightness. Optional motorised projected roof vent. It can be integrated with casement and sliding systems in the vertical sections to create verandas.
Two- or four-slope glazed roof for skylights and verandas
Its stepped mullion and transom configuration makes it possible to create lightweight roofs with controlled drainage, high weathertightness and a clean architectural appearance for both skylights and verandas.
Thermal transmittanceUcw ≥ 0.8 W/m²K
Air permeabilityClass AE
WatertightnessClass RE1350
Roof openingMotorised projected vent
System technical information
Features
Two- or four-slope roof system with 1st-, 2nd- and 3rd-level mullions and transoms
Different drainage levels to guarantee water evacuation, ventilation and weathertightness
Integration with casement and sliding systems in vertical sections to create verandas
Reference test: 3.00 x 3.50 m · design load 1200 Pa · safety load 1800 Pa
System details
Glazing: fixed lights max. 38 mm / min. 26 mm · roof vent max. 38 mm / min. 24 mm
Internal sightline: mullion 52 mm · transom 52 mm
Profile thickness: mullion 2.1 and 3.0 mm · transom 2.1 mm
Projected opening test: air Class 4 · water E1200 · wind Class C5
Minimum slope 12% (7º) · maximum slope 85% (40º)
Opening possibilities
Outward projected opening
Integration with casement systems
Integration with sliding systems
Optional motorisation on the roof
System gallery
Skylights and Verandas
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