Blend seamlessly with your architecture
Glazing Vision were proud to design the first ever glass rooflight for flat roof applications over 20 years ago – the Flushglaze Fixed Rooflight.
The Fixed Flushglaze Rooflight is the epitome of our company mission, to build glass rooflights with “Minimal Framework, Maximal Daylight” – Through its clever design, you will achieve Sky Only views, allowing you to blend the outside with the inside seamlessly.
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Specification
Min span |
400mm |
Max span |
4313mm |
Min Width |
400mm |
Max Width |
4313mm |
Min upstand pitch |
3 Degrees |
Max upstand pitch |
70 Degrees |
Glazing Vision recommends a pitch of at least 5° for standard units.
Note that the minimum and maximum span, width and pitch are dependent on various factors, your technical sales advisor will be happy to advise on these. Further information on upstand requirements and product dimensions can be found on our website or by contacting your technical sales advisor.
Structural integrity of the Flushglaze Fixed Rooflight is assured through the use of finite element analysis (FEA) and testing. Further information and specific performance details can be obtained from your Technical Sales Advisor. The standard Flushglaze Rooflight has been thoroughly tested and achieved the following classification results:
Size: 2000 mm span x 2500 mm width, Pitch: 0°
Air Permeability - EN 12207 - Class 4 + 600Pa
Water Tightness - EN 12208 - Class 9A 600Pa
Please contact our team if you have off-spec requirements for dimensions, glass or anything else, we’ll be happy to assist
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, Glazing Vision’s clever design means that your rooflight boasts minimal to no internal framework, allowing you to have Sky Only Views looking out of the unit.
Overheating is a common concern with rooflights, however opting for a UV/Solar coating will ensure only light can come through the rooflight, reflecting infrared radiation. Another way to combat overheating is installing blinds as these will automatically create a shade for your rooflight.
The width of your kerb varies depending on the product chosen, for example our Fixed Flushglaze will require a minimum structural upstand of 75mm.
If you opt for EnduroShield Easy Clean treatment, the chemically bonded treatment will keep the glass clean as any dirt will run off of the glass - An occasional clean with a non abrasive cleaning solution will ensure that the glass looks as good as new.
Select Glazing Vision flat rooflights can be installed at a pitch of up to 70 degrees such as the Flushglaze Fixed Rooflight, however if your roof pitch exceeds this, you will need to install a roof window.
Yes, all of our flat rooflights require an upstand, the minimum requirements for your upstand will be outlined in the product data sheets.
Our flat rooflights are measured by their External Kerb Dimensions, which refer to the distance between the external of the kerb to the external of the kerb on all sides.