Introducing The Next Generation LAMILUX Glass Skylight FE, the Flat Roof Daylight Solution

The Next Generation LAMILUX Glass Skylight FE is a completely pre-assembled solution for plug-and-play installation on-site. The new design has a seamless exterior appearance with a classic aesthetic, and simple design language. Daylighting Product Consultant Jeremy Latriano covers everything you need to know about this update. For more information visit 475daylight.com.

[@heartobefelt]

nice clear information . well presented Sir :)

[@MVPLRJohnson]

Fantastic! Nice lookin' unit.

[@475.SUPPLY]

Thanks!

[@michaels4373]

you wouldn't need a minimum 5 degree slope for drainage - water and snow in winter?

[@475.SUPPLY]

You're right, and both Lamilux and 475 recommend a minimum pitch of 5 degrees to prevent water from ponding on the surface of the skylight, but the performance of the skylight will not be affected by a lower inclination. Lamilux daylight systems can go down to 0 pitch, but water will then collect on the surface, which is a maintenance/aesthetic issue, but not a performance issue.

[@maromaro1909]

better than velux ? price ?

[@475.SUPPLY]

We dare say better than Velux, yes. You can find pricing and sizes on foursevenfive.com in the US or foursevenfive.ca in Canada. Just search for Lamilux FE.

[@maromaro1909]

@@475.SUPPLY are there Lamilux roof windows for pitched roofs ?

[@475.SUPPLY]

@@maromaro1909 Lamilux FE units work on roof pitches 5:12 and lower. For 6:12 and up we sell Fakro pitched roof skylights. They're also on the site.

[@maromaro1909]

@@475.SUPPLY Thanks, I know about Fakro, I'm from Europe and I have two Fakro windows in my flat. I can see that Lamilux doesn't manufacture roof windows for pitched roofs.