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Add an Elegant Touch to Your Next Project
The Glazing Vision Sliding Over Fixed Rooflight combines a sliding pane of glass that retracts over a fixed one. This combination is expertly designed to allow as much natural daylight into your room as possible, whilst maintaining a retractable element which can be used to improve natural ventilation and connection to the outdoors.
The Sliding Over Fixed Rooflight is commonly specified when roof space is limited, as no additional tracks or fixtures need to be installed on your roof as one pane simply slides over the other - This means that you can still achieve a substantial amount of glazing overhead, without having to allow for extra room to accommodate the sliding section.
The Sliding Over Fixed Rooflight is primarily designed to increase levels of natural daylight and ventilation whilst adding a striking architectural touch, however it can be used as an access product as long as suitable balustrades are installed. We would always recommend consulting Building Control before undertaking any works.
Key features
Optional extras
Specification
Min span |
1300mm |
Max span |
3100mm |
Min width |
1500mm |
Max width |
5000mm |
Min upstand pitch |
3 degrees |
Max upstand pitch |
30 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 Sliding Over 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 Sliding Over Fixed Rooflight has been thoroughly tested.
The Sliding Over Fixed Rooflight has been expertly designed with security as a priority - The product is tested to LPS2081 Issue 1:2015, approved by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (Cert/LPCB ref: 1347a) and Secured by Design when specified with an inner pane of at least 8.8 mm PVB laminated glass (two 4 mm thick panes separated by an 0.8 mm thick PVB interlayer.
Please contact our team if you have off-spec requirements for dimensions, glass or anything else, we’ll be happy to assist
Standards
Awards and certifications

Made in Britain
Glazing Vision rooflights are assembled on site in our rural Norfolk factory to ensure a high quality product - Made in Britain, trusted internationally.

RIBA Providers Network member
Glazing Vision provides a number of comprehensive RIBA Certified CPDs to the architectural community.

ISO 9001 & ISO 14001
Glazing Vision operates to BSI ISO9001 and ISO14001 standards to ensure high quality rooflights

Secured by Design
Glazing Vision rooflights have been extensively tested and Secured by Design

Approved by the LPCB
Glazing Vision Rooflights have been approved by the Loss Prevention Certification Board, allowing them to meet enhanced security requirements.

QualiCoat Applicator
Glazing Vision rooflights feature QualiCoat approved aluminum framework to ensure a high quality paint finish
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Manuals & guides
CAD & BIM
Frequently Asked Questions
Lead times vary per product as they are carefully assembled and tested in-house, but your local Technical Sales Manager can advise you of our latest lead times.
Yes, you can connect your Glazing Vision rooflight to your Building Management System, which allows you to effortlessly and intelligently control the unit.
Many rooflight projects do not require planning permission, as the installation of rooflights is seen as a ‘Permitted Development’ - This is as long as the rooflight does not protrude more than 150mm above the roof plane and no part of it is higher than the highest point on the existing roof.
Yes, Glazing Vision rooflights have been expertly designed to comply with UK Building Regulations and other relevant standards. For details about how a particular rooflight complies with regulations, reach out to our experienced team.