Rooflite roof windows must be used with a flashing. There are 2 types of flashing. UFX flashing should be used for high-ribbed roofing materials such as tiles or sandwich panels, and TFX flashing should be used for lower-ribbed roofing materials such as shingles or membranes.

The standard glass of Rooflite Roof windows is 24 mm thick, tempered on the outside (5 times harder to break than normal), reinforced insulated double glass. Argon gas is filled between the two glasses. This reduces heat conduction and reduces heat loss in winter and reduces interior heating in summer.

Alternatively,  KONFOR LAMINATED GLASSES  can be preferred. Isıcam Konfor K series cool plus glasses; the outer 6 mm tempered and coolplus feature, the inner glass consists of two pieces of 4 mm laminated glass. These glasses reduce the heating of the interior by 86% in the summer. They are extremely difficult to break and even if they are broken, they do not break into pieces due to the laminated glass.

In our country, roof slopes are quite low compared to European averages due to the effect of the Mediterranean climate cover. Since the lower part of the window sashes is longer due to the production requirement, they tend to stand parallel to the ground. This sometimes causes the glass opening distances of the roof windows to become very narrow after they are installed. This problem is not experienced with Rooflite Roof Windows. If you have a problem with your window closing, please request the apparatus that can be supplied by our installation team.