Our Eave Rooflight opens up a full 90 degree arc of light, unifying vertical window and horizontal overhead rooflight into a single, space-transforming glazed opening.
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Eaves Rooflight
An eaves rooflight, also referred to as an “Up and Over” Skylight, is a stylish and efficient solution for flooding interior spaces with natural light.
With its minimalist design and hidden framework, this modern rooflight can be seamlessly integrated along the eaves of a roof or used as glass link between two building, enhancing both light and architectural appear with uninterrupted views.
Glazing Options
The eaves rooflights come in double glazed by default, but if you need a triple glazed option, our technical team will assess if it’s feasible for the required rooflight size.
In most cases, Solar Control glass can achieve a better (lower) U-value. This specialised glazing has all the benefits of low-E glass while also addressing solar glare and heat control.
Glass Type
As standard on all eaves rooflight, we incorporate a clear low ‘E’ glass achieving a centre pane U-value of 0.9 W/m²K.
The following additional options are available:
- Blue tinted glass
- Bronze tinted glass
- Grey tinted glass
- Obscure finish (for privacy)
- Solar control (reduces Solar Glare)
Glazing
Our triple glazed units are made up of the following specifications:
Glass: Toughened Glass Panes + Heat Soaked Tested
Safety: Laminated Inner pane as standard (unless you option out)
Spacer: Warm Edge (Swissspacer)
Cavity: Argon
Frame: Powder Coated Aluminium frame
Load Design: Wind 1.0kn2 / Snow 0.9kn2
Frame
To guarantee the quality, weather resistance, and structural stability of our rooflights for many years, we take extra steps to weld together our eaves rooflight frames.
This process may increase manufacturing costs, but it guarantees a high-quality, watertight rooflight that can endure any weather conditions throughout its lifespan.
Rooflight Feature
The Eaves Windows is available in bespoke sizes and in a modular system with option of silicon joint, steel support or glass fin.
- Frameless design
- Increase natural light
- Modular option for larger sizes
- Welded frames to ensure watertight joints and corners
- Designed to be installed within the eaves of your building.
- Installed by our expert team
Eaves Variations
Single Piece
These non-opening roof windows are ideal for spaces where ventilation is not the prime purpose of installation, offering an unobtrusive solution for enlightening interior spaces.
Modular Eaves
These work as a stunning feature providing access to rooftop areas, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces.
Structural Eaves
Custom specified and flexible solution overcomes the practical challenges of transporting and installing large, single-piece rooflights.
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Ready to transform your home and space? Get in touch with us today to discuss your project. At Overhead Glazing, we’re excited to bring your vision to life.
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Rooflight Services
We provide a comprehensive glazing service covering design, supply, and installation, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your project.
Site Visit
We will book a site meeting to analyse the client’s needs and discuss any special requirements the client may have.
Design
We will relay the information back to our design team and produce custom drawing for bespoke orders.
Manufacture
Once all the drawing and specification have been approved, our production team will start the production process.
Installation
Once the project is completed, we will book an installation date which fits with your schedule and needs.
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Benefits Of Eaves rooflight
The Eave Rooflight combines a glazed, overhead horizontal ‘roof’ section with a glazed, vertical ‘window’ section. It is designed to be installed within the eaves of your building.
The effect from the inside space is for daylight to sweep into your space through a full 90 degree arc from horizon to overhead.
The Eave Rooflight is often used to form a glazed link between two buildings, with the horizontal section wall-abutted on 3 sides and jointed to the vertical section with a structural silicon seal.
Frameless Joint
Modular option for larger units
Solar Control and Laminated Glass
Other Types Of Rooflight
We have 6 style of rooflights. In almost all cases, bespoke orders are made by constructing one of these to the specifications of your project.
Fixed Custom Rooflights
These non-opening roof windows are ideal for spaces where ventilation is not the prime purpose of installation, offering an unobtrusive solution for enlightening interior spaces.
Circular Rooflights
These are specially designed Rooflights that are made circular. It provides facility in design and aesthetics. The sweeping curves are used to create a modern look.
Modular Rooflights
Custom specified and flexible solution overcomes the practical challenges of transporting and installing large, single-piece rooflights.
Ridge Rooflights
The Ridge Rooflight is a custom rooflight, glazed on both returns and precision built to straddle the ridge of your roof, matching its angle of pitch precisely.
Why Choose Custom Eaves Rooflight?
1. Customised Precision: Rooflights are exquisitely tailored to align seamlessly with the architectural hindrance of a structure. These ensure harmonious incorporation that enhances the visual appeal of buildings and provides aesthetic beauty.
2. Ample Natural Light: When skilfully harnessed, Rooflights can transform a space, creating an aura that is both refreshing and captivating. Roof windows flood interiors with a profusion of natural light making people feel connected with the outside world.
3. Enhanced Tranquillity: It is scientifically proven that natural light enhances mood, productivity, contentment, and overall well-being. It provides specific nutrients to our skin, thus providing a nurturing environment propitious to human flourishing.
4. Design Flexibility: From sleek minimalist to masterpieces, customised rooflights offer a myriad of diversified design probabilities, posing a challenge for architects to choose the right material and design to unleash the creative flair of buildings.
