Skylights

    Features

  • Fixed, manual venting, electric venting

    Fixed skylights are skylights used to increase natural lighting but do not open for ventilation.

  • Increased Natural Lighting & Airflow
    Manual venting skylights allow for increased natural lighting while expelling saturated air. They open manually with an extension pole or with awning hardware to allow fresh air in to the home.

  • Electric venting
    Skylights increase natural lighting and open to ventilate using a remote.

  • Higher Quality, Stronger Glass
    Tempered and laminated glass available with LowE Argon is used for increased safety in case a tree branch falls.

  • Allows natural light into a dark room

  • Aluminum flashing surrounds the perimeter preventing any leaks

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Skylights provide additional natural lighting from the roof. Perfect for bathrooms, hallways, kitchens or bedrooms.

Frame Options

Available in extruded aluminum clad on the exterior and wood on the interior, or wood in and out

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To request more information on our skylight windows, or for purchasing information on any of our windows and doors, please contact us.

Other Window Options

Single Hung

Single hung windows are divided into two panels. The top panel of the windows is fixed while the bottom panel operates to provide optimal ventilation to the room. This creates a view free from the interference of the screen.


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Awnings

Awning windows are top hinged windows and open out for increased ventilation while keeping the elements out. Perfect for kitchens, basements, bathrooms and transoms.


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Double Hung

Double hung windows have two operating panels that overlap slightly and slide up and down inside the frame. The top and bottom panels can be equal or offset, but both top and bottom panels open for increased ventilation. This panel window is the traditional style of window in the USA, and many other places that were formerly colonized by the UK.


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