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They provide the best possible light for rooms in a unique style.

Roof glazing systems are some of the most spectacular window solutions used in modern building and residential construction. They allow glazing to be made on roofs with pitches from 0 to 90 degrees and create structures of almost any geometry; they can be used on flat, multi-sloped, arched, and pyramid roofs. Glass roofs are built using custom-designed post and beam facades, which have special sealing systems to allow backwater to drain away. They are available in a range of glazing options, can have opening sections to provide ventilation and smoke extraction, and are also compatible with external shading systems to provide adjustable access to sunlight. All forms of glazing in roofs require detailed agreement and detailed design at a very early stage of the project.

unique design
maximum solar gain
can be used on any type of roof
available in any shape
unlimited architectural possibilities
compatible with sun screens
ventilation and smoke extraction systems
wide range of glazing options available
resistant to external conditions
safe and durable

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When deciding on the use of glazed roofs, it is important to bear in mind that such structures are not only intended to look impressive, but, above all, to protect the building from the outside world, provide adequate insulation, ensure safety, and guarantee maximum air-tightness. The creation of glazed roofs requires a great deal of competence and experience, both in terms of design, prefabrication, subsequent installation, and the execution of seals and flashings.
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Glazed roofs are mainly created based on aluminium facade systems, so the whole process of designing them is analogous. Like facades, glass roofs belong to a group of individually developed, customised architectural constructions with a very high level of technical complexity, which require the building structure to be adapted to the requirements associated with the chosen solution. Roof skylights allow for the creation of unique structures in any shape and geometry, are suitable for glazing both entire roofs and parts of them, can be joined at different angles and use mullionless joints, and can also be made as elbow windows with functional opening or sliding sashes. Glass roofs are resistant to heavy rain, snowstorms and hailstorms, provide excellent thermal insulation, can have solar control glazing, and can be fitted with various types of heat-limiting coatings, self-cleaning and electric cells to melt snow or adjust the degree of translucency, and are compatible with dedicated sun shading systems.