Ultraframe UltraSky Rooflight

The Ultraframe UltraSky Rooflight is designed to maximise the amount of glass in your roof while reducing unnecessary sightlines. Its slim appearance, fewer glazing bars and discreet ridge and hub components create a clean, contemporary glazed roof.

UltraSky rooflights are made to measure and can be configured to suit the required size, glazing and colour combination.

Key Features

• Contemporary rooflight design with fewer glazing bars and reduced sightlines
• Made to measure to suit your required opening
• Chambered glazing bar top caps with aluminium
• Choice of internal and external colours
• 24mm double-glazed roof units
• Suitable for domestic properties

Colour Options

• White: RAL 9003, 80% gloss
• Anthracite Grey: RAL 7016, 30% gloss
• Satin Black: RAL 9005, 60% gloss

Internal and external colours can be mixed to suit the property. For example, the rooflight can be specified with a black exterior and white interior, or a grey exterior and black interior.

Rooflight Glazing

UltraSky is supplied with 24mm double-glazed units incorporating high-performance Low-E glass, self-cleaning properties and solar control.

Glass colour options include:

• Blue
• Neutral
• Clear

Thermal Performance

The UltraSky rooflight is suitable for domestic properties. A typical 1000mm wide x 2000mm long rooflight using 1.1 W/m²K glass has a stated overall U-value of approximately 1.4 W/m²K.

Thermal performance will vary according to the size and specification of the finished rooflight.

Kerb Size and Measurements

The width and length of the rooflight are defined by the external face of the timber kerb. It is important to use the correct kerb dimensions when specifying your rooflight.

The recommended timber kerb is:

• Height: 150mm
• Minimum width: 70mm

Please note: The timber kerb is not supplied with the rooflight.

Before Ordering

Check your required kerb dimensions carefully before ordering a made-to-measure UltraSky rooflight. Measurements should be based on the external dimensions of the timber kerb.