Stef-Bud / Oborniki
Continuous Rooflights
Modular continuous rooflights with an aluminium structure and polycarbonate infill: curved, triangular or flat, matched to the building roof.
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Continuous rooflights matched to the building structure
Continuous rooflights are engineered systems that bring daylight into the building, improve air circulation inside it and increase fire safety. Correctly distributed across the roof, they provide optimum daylight access to the interior, which helps reduce energy costs. Combined with additional vents they enable proper ventilation, and in the event of a fire they exhaust smoke and heat.
- curved, triangular and flat shapes matched to the character of the building
- aluminium structure painted in any colour from the RAL palette
- infill of polycarbonate sheets in various thicknesses, clear or opal
- modular construction allowing simple and fast installation
- installation on flat roofs and pitched roofs with a shallow slope
- rooflights built together with ventilation and smoke vents
Continuous rooflights can be installed on flat roofs and on pitched roofs with a shallow slope. They are often used in industrial and production facilities, warehouses, logistics centres and sports halls. The shape of the rooflight is selected to suit the character of the building: the curved form is the most common, but for architectural reasons a rooflight can also be built as a triangular or flat unit.
The continuous rooflights we offer are made with aluminium structures, with a height and shape adapted to the character of the building. We can paint the structures in any colour from the RAL palette. The infill consists of polycarbonate sheets of various thicknesses, in a clear or opal version. The modular construction of the rooflights allows simple and fast installation.
Our continuous rooflight offering is comprehensive: it covers the site survey, selection of the right solution, delivery and professional installation. We have extensive experience in building continuous rooflights together with ventilation and smoke vents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of curved continuous rooflights?
The curved shape distributes natural light evenly over a large area, which significantly improves working comfort in industrial halls.
What materials are continuous rooflights made of?
Mainly polycarbonate and aluminium, which guarantee the rooflight's durability and resistance to mechanical damage.
Do continuous rooflights improve safety in a hall?
Yes. They increase the amount of natural light reaching the interior, and better lighting has a positive effect on the concentration of workers and reduces the risk of accidents.
How do continuous rooflights affect energy consumption?
They reduce the need for artificial lighting during the day, which lowers electricity consumption in industrial facilities.
What does the installation of continuous rooflights look like?
It starts with planning the project and selecting materials to suit the building. The roof structure and load-bearing elements are then prepared, and finally the polycarbonate panels are installed.