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Fire Rated rooflights can also be circular

Sky Only View

Natural daylight

Sky Only View up to 1500mm x 1500mm Fire Rated glass

Elongated pyramid

Glass to glass silicone joins

Special: octagonal pyramid

As well as maximising the light coming in from the outside, our pyramid rooflights also feature a centred spotlight, helping to accentuate the rooflight as a feature within the room.

Sky Only View

Custom designed eaves Flushglaze rooflight demonstrates the impact installing glass rooflights can have on your building interior.

Bespoke Eaves applied in 42nd Street Building of the Year 2012.

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The aluminium back to back angle used in the Hill Top House project featured on the cover of AJ May edition.

In Knitters house, a RIBA award-winning project, glass fins were used to maximise the minimalist appearance and capture the maximum amount of daylight.

Our frameless finish means there is no visible internal framework, which maximises the light entering the classroom.

This modular unit is able to capture vast amounts of south-facing natural light from the front of the property in order to penetrate the north-facing kitchen area.

The even spread of light that encompasses the auditorium would have been impossible to achieve without Glazing Vision’s bespoke modular rooflight.

The natural light falling into the master bedroom and stairwell in the attic make this room feel light and airy.

House 20×3 of young Dutch architect Tim de Graag has been rewarded the 2016 Daylight Award for the position, size and proportion of the rooflights.

Skylight in the Courtyard house, natural daylight in the living area.

The very clever design allows us to always find just the right place to enjoy the wonderful views and sunlight, whatever the weather.

A completely frameless rooflight brings the outside in.

Walk on rooflight is used to generate natural daylight in the lounge below – Berkeley Home.

Walk-on rooflight designed to be installed flush with external flooring – perfect for flat roof terraces

Wall abutments can be used to secure your rooflight structurally on up to three adjacent walls.

Using the standard sizes a walkon rooflight is within everyone’s reach.

Walkon rooflight in the roof terrace brings light in this house in Delft (NL).

Glazing Vision have developed a ‘ridgeglaze’ system that is designed to be installed over the apex of your roof increasing daylight and sky only views on either side.

A special Ridgeglaze: this rooflight supplied was able to bi-part, due to the unavailability to slide completely off onto the roof. One section was required to slide over a fixed section allowing maximum ventilation opening capacity.

Flushglaze Ridgeglaze installed on a private residence for maximum daylight.

External view of a Flushglaze Ridgeglaze installed in Europe.

Capturing a feeling of light & space into Gloucester Services Station

The wow factor – access to the roof terrace

Free Standing Box in Paris

Minimal framework – maximum daylight

Free Standing Box in London

Light, fresh air and easy access to the roof

Skydoor offering roof top herb garden access – Le Cordon Blue in London.

Amazing old school conversion to a beautiful light loft. In the Blankenstraat in Amsterdam the former public primary school transformed into loft apartments and offices. The large windows and high ceiling bring a feeling of space and light. For even more space the owners made the rooftop accessible and created a wonderful rooftop garden with nice views over Amsterdam. They used an enormous sleek, low-profile hinged opening skylight for easy access to the rooftop of this Amsterdam loft.

Sky Only View with reliable and safe powered mechanisms. Intelligent actuators ensure synchronized operation between the two supporting mechanisms, resulting in a smooth, trouble free and extremely quiet opening cycle.

Perfect for access the Skydoor provides an easy means of accessing your roof space.

With just a press of a button you have comfortable, easy access to the terrace or roof space in less than a minute.

Skydoor in the center of Amsterdam

The Glazing Vision Skydoor is perfectly balanced and will open and close in a safe and controlled manner at the touch of a button.

Example of a Skydoor installed on a roof terrace over spiral staircase.

Extension in Cambridge house. The main feature of the space was the Skyglide: an electrically operated fully opening skylight allowing the outside to be brought inside.

Sky Only View from the inside

Skyglide in France

Skyglide in France

The dimensions of the Skyhatch are 900mm x 1800mm. Excellent to suit smaller scale domestic projects where a Skydoor may be too big or budget doesn’t allow.

The SkyHatch Electric is powered by a 24V power supply as standard and is also available with battery back up so it can remain fully operation in the event of mains power failure. It is also features Building Management System (BMS) connectivity and can be linked to Glazing Visions remote control, rain sensor and thermostat accessories.

Only clouds and blue skies. Let the outside in.

When you combine a Skyhatch with our Flushglaze you get even more daylight in your house.

Skyhatch electric is an access unit primarily, opening to a maximum 80° at full travel and can be stopped at any point to serve as a natural ventilation rooflight.

Sky Only View

The latest version features a complete re-design of the gas strut opening mechanisms which now feature calibrated spring assisted openings, we have also added an extra grab handle and repositioned them so that they are mechanically fixed to the frame itself for added strength and durability.

Lots of daylight and easy roof access with cost effective Skyhatch Manual.

Skyhatch Manual in a roof terrace project in the Valeriusstraat in Amsterdam

Skyhatch Manual and Fixed Flushglaze combined.

Skyhatch Manual opened using ‘open assist’ a combination of gas struts and spring assisted opening mechanisms designed to make the unit easier to open without causing too much effort when closing the unit.

Skyhatch Manual in roof terrace

The rooflight was installed on a flat roof of an existing Grade II listed farmhouse complex to provide natural ventilation and daylight in the basement below, housing a swimming pool and gymnasium.

Sliding over Roof in a pitched roof as an entrance to the roof terrace. Possible up to a 45 degrees pitch.

Sliding over Fixed in a roof terrace.

Sliding over Fixed for Savill Gardens, Windsor Park. Glazing Vision’s task was to design and install rooflights which would blend with the overall natural design and provide a functional yet sympathetic product and approach.

External view of a closed Sliding over Fixed.

Sliding over Fixed – apartment Neuilly-sur-Seine, Paris.

Sliding over Roof in pitched roof in Chamonix, possible up to a 45 degrees pitch.

Sliding over Roof in Paris, the City of Light. Surely a roof top paradise.

Standard width for the Sliding over Roof is max 3690mm, as a Special it can even be a lot larger.

Light and air. A multipart Flushglaze and a Sliding over Roof combined in this beautiful London home.

The glass of this Sliding over Roof rooflight retracts under an elevated floor of this roof terrace in Geneva.

Fresh air by Sliding Rooflights integrated in a multipart Flushglaze skylight above a swimming pool in Athens.

This three-wall box rooflight is installed in Islington to allow direct access from the stairwell to the breath-taking outdoor space, whilst filling the stairwell below with natural daylight.

Three Wall Box, more than just a rooflight.

The wow factor

Open up your roof. Easy access to your roof terrace.

Sliding Box in Boston, USA

The resident can enjoy unparalleled daytime views from this attractive roof terrace

Our Three Wall Box rooflight offers high performance glazing and thermally broken framework.

Three Wall Box, great project by Tasou Associates

Dual functionality – the xVent is primarily a fire safety rooflight but it can also be used as a standalone ventilation product on a day to day basis with opening heights set to user discretion.

CE Approved to BS EN 12101-2:2003 The xVent can be safely relied upon to perform its duty when really needed.

Intelligent Opening On installation the xVent is connected to the fire alarm system which, when triggered, will automatically open the unit to 140 degrees for fast, effective smoke ventilation.Intelligent battery backup and motorised opening, the xVent ticks all the boxes as a fire safety rooflight.

Plug and Play Technology allows our installers to simply plug in and independently configure the xVent to exacting performance standards.

Powerful Mechanical Mechanisms designed to operate reliably and without fuss when needed. These mechanisms also allow the rooflight to be used as a general ventilation product on a day to day basis.

Natural ventilation with a VisionVent electric, up to 3m2.

Improving the climate in the bathroom with natural ventilation and a Sky Only View

The VisionVent in a pitched roof

VisionVent Manual

VisionVent electric

More light and fresh air, Integrated VisionVent in modern farmhouse in Egmond (NL)

Minimal framework. In this case in a special RAL colour, stylish black.

Sleek and modern design.

Sky Only View. Lots of light. Lots of fresh air.

Two integrated VisionVents in a large modular skylight.

Special shape Flushglaze rooflight.

Bespoke Ridgeglaze Arts and Craft house Sunningdale by RJHA

Bespoke Bi Parting Sliding Stacking Over Fixed Rooflight Concept Sketch

Bespoke One Wall Box Rooflight In Building

BalancingBarn by MVRDV architects: bespoke Walkon rooflight

Skylight with night view

This new modular Flushglaze rooflight compliments the beauty of the church and provides a clear, frameless internal view of the new west gable window.