The range, described plainly.
A structured reference of the daylighting families we work with, organised by roof form and how each unit is operated. Sizes are nominal. Nothing here is a recommendation for your property.
Pitched roof
Pitched roof
Fixed skylight, pitched roof
A sealed glazed opening for a tiled or metal pitched roof. Nothing to operate, the unit is there for daylight alone.
Pitched roof
Manual opening skylight, pitched roof
An opening unit operated by hand, usually with a control rod, for rooms within reach of the ceiling.
Pitched roof
Electric opening skylight, pitched roof
A mains-powered opening unit with wall or remote control, for openings that sit out of comfortable reach.
Pitched roof
Solar opening skylight, pitched roof
An opening unit with an integrated solar-charged control, so no wiring is run to the unit itself.
Pitched roof
Roof window
A larger operable window set into the roof plane, for raked ceilings and rooms where the roof is within reach.
Flat and low pitch
Flat / low pitch
Fixed skylight, flat roof
A fixed unit for flat and low-pitch roofs, set on a kerb or adapter to suit the roof build-up.
Flat / low pitch
Manual opening skylight, flat roof
A hand-operated opening unit for flat and low-pitch roofs.
Flat / low pitch
Solar opening skylight, flat roof
An opening flat-roof unit with an integrated solar-charged control and remote operation.
Blinds, controls and flashings.
Selected with the unit rather than in isolation, and confirmed as part of one detail.
Blockout blind
A solid-fabric blind for rooms where darkening the space matters.
Honeycomb blind
A pleated cellular blind, manual or powered depending on the unit.
Solar-powered blind
A remote-operated blind with its own solar charging, so no wiring is run.
Blind accessory tray
A mounting tray used with flat-roof units so a blind can be fitted.
Touch control unit
A wall or handheld touch controller for powered units and blinds.
Control rods and handles
Manual operation hardware, selected to suit ceiling height.
Bi-directional interface
An interface module discussed where units connect to other home systems.
Custom base flashing
A pre-fabricated base flashing made for the unit size and roof profile.
Tile flashing kit
A flashing kit for tiled roofs, matched to the unit.
Back tray flashing
A Colorbond back tray used behind the unit on metal roofs.
Combination flashing
Used where two or more units are grouped in one roof plane.
This catalogue describes options only. Nominal sizes are manufacturer-stated outer frame dimensions and are not structural opening sizes. Nothing here confirms suitability, price, availability, compliance, performance or installation for your property, those are confirmed after a project review.
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