Improve Natural Light


Natural light can be gained very effectively and also benefit the working environment within any building by installing GRP Translucent rooflights.

GRP translucent glass fibre roof lights provides an even spread of natural light within any building and saves on electricity and energy costs by reducing the need for artificial lighting.

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EUROSIX GRP Rooflight Technical Specifications

GRP Rooflight Diagram

TECHNICAL DATA

Lengths 1525, 1675, 1830, 2130, 2440, 2740, 2900 and 3050 mm
Fixings Primary fasteners into the purlins should be the same fixings used to fix the roofing sheets to the structure, and then the side lap fixings should be laplox side stitchers. Red caps must be used to identify that there is a rooflight there.
Light transmission 90 ± 5 %
Water absorption ≤0,4 Method 2 ISO 62

 

TECHNICAL DATA

Overall width 1086 mm
Cover width 1016 mm
Thickness 1.6 mm
Corrugation pitch 146.5 mm
Depth of profile 47.6 mm
Side lap 70 mm
Minimum end lap 150 mm
Minimum roof pitch
Fire rating SAB Class 3
Maximum purlin centres 1375 mm
Maximum fixing centres 400 mm
Approx weight  2.44kg/m2 GRP 8oz

 

Advantages


UV RESISTANT

UV stablished weather resistant film on all EUROSIX GRP rooflights

GUARANTEES

10 year manufacturer guarantee available

RANGE OF PROFILES

We stock EUROSIX and a variety of obsolete profiles in a Highbridge Headquarters

NATURAL LIGHT

Our EUROSIX GRP Rooflights allow 90% light through

EASY TO INSTALL

The GRP Rooflights are easy to install and installation guides can be downloaded on our resources page

Delivered direct-to-site when you want it; where you want it.


Utilising our own in-house transport network which we have invested heavily into with a fleet of over 20+ specialist vehicles, we can deliver any sized order within 3-5 working days. If you do not want your order so soon, you can also choose when you want it to be delivered and we will make it happen.

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