The frame stays in the roof.
Aliver flat rooflights

Aliver is a fixed flat rooflight with a concealed fixing system and one properly useful detail: the glazing unit lifts out and gets replaced without removing the frame from the roof. A U-value of 1.4 W/m2K using a 1.0 centre pane.

1.4 W/m²KU value

28.8 – 29mmSealed units

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The detail worth paying for

Sealed units fail. Not often, but over twenty years it happens. On most rooflights that means lifting the frame out of the roof, which means a roofer, a scaffold and a weathering detail to make good. On Aliver the unit comes out of the frame and the frame stays where it is.

Nobody sells a rooflight on that. It is the thing you are grateful for eight years later.

Sizes

Rectangular up to 2000mm by 1000mm. Square up to 1500mm by 1500mm. Those limits are published as a guide based on a maximum glass unit thickness of 29mm, and Smart recommend the glass design limitations are confirmed with the glass supplier. On anything near the maximum we do that before quoting.

Flat, and fixed

Aliver does not open. If the room needs ventilation as well as light, it needs a different answer and we will say so. What it does give you is a clean, unobtrusive frame and a rooflight that reads as glass rather than as a box on the roof.

Standards

Smart state that rooflight glazing must comply with BS EN 1991-1-1 and CWCT TN61 to TN69. If your specification calls those up, send it over with the enquiry.

Specification

The numbers, as published.

SYSTEM: Smart Systems Aliver rooflight
TYPE: Fixed, flat
U VALUE: 1.4 W/m2K using a 1.0 W/m2K centre pane glass unit
GLAZING: 28.8mm to 29mm sealed units
MAX SIZE, RECTANGULAR: 2000mm by 1000mm
MAX SIZE, SQUARE: 1500mm by 1500mm
REGLAZING: The glazing unit can be replaced without removing the frame
FIXING: Concealed fixing system
STANDARDS: Rooflight glazing must comply with BS EN 1991-1-1 and CWCT TN61 to TN69
FINISH: Single or dual colour, marine grade powder coat as standard
FABRICATED: Cut, machined and assembled at Unit 7, Marden, Kent
FIGURES: As published by Smart Systems. Size limits are a guide based on a maximum glass unit thickness of 29mm and should be confirmed with the glass supplier

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The Emmegi twin-head saw in the GXG Aluminium factory at Unit 7, Marden, Kent

Emmegi twin-head saw, Unit 7

Inside the factory

One building, from bar to finished frame.

The saw, the machining centre and the benches are all in the same unit in Marden. Nothing goes out to a third party and comes back late. If you want to see where your order is, you can stand next to it.

Where: Unit 7, Guardian Industrial Estate, Pattenden Lane, Marden, Kent
Cutting: Emmegi twin-head saw
Machining: CNC machining centre
Assembly: Built and glazed on the bench, in the same building
Profiles: Smart Systems
Supplied to: Twelve counties, Kent to Devon
Visitors: Welcome. Ring first and someone will walk you round

Come and see it

The frame stays in the roof.Aliver flat rooflights