Using rooflights to harness fresh air VisionVent Solo Our VisionVent rooflight range continues the design ethos of minimum framework, maximum daylight whilst offering a means of harnessing natural ventilation. Key Features Simple hassle free operation No power supply required for manual VisionVent Dual colour as standard Thermally broken framework For VisionVent Electric One touch operation via wall switch supplied Rain sensor, remote control and thermostat accessories available
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Daylight Award for ‘House 20×3’ in Zierikzee with rooflight Glazing Vision Glazing Vision Europe | Inspiration, News Tim de Graag wins Daylight Award with transformation of 3 metre wide national monument. The young architect Tim de Graag won the Daylight Award 2016 in the category below 1000 m2, with the project 20×3. A Glazing Vision rooflight helps you to return daylight into the narrow, long building. Read more
How does non-fragility affect glass rooflight specification (in the UK)? Glazing Vision Europe | Tutorials When it comes to the design and performance of glass rooflights, it’s usually aesthetics and thermal performance that are top of the list of specification considerations. However, the performance of the rooflight for safety, as an overall part of the roof, is another important factor. It is important to... Read more
Neat finishing of the rooflight with the Kerb Top Trim finishing profile Glazing Vision Europe | Tutorials When placing a rooflight or roof access hatch, of course you want the finishing to be proper on all fronts. One of the options when ordering a rooflight or roof access hatch, is the so-called ‘Kerb Top Trim’. Our customer often ask us what this is exactly and what... Read more
What specifiers need to know about installing roof windows and rooflights Glazing Vision Europe | Tutorials The benefits of specifying roof windows and rooflights are clear: they provide high levels of natural light, they can be wonderful sources of ventilation, and they contribute to the thermal comfort of a building. Roof windows and rooflights also provide an aesthetically pleasing addition to the external appearance of... Read more