Experience openness with the OpenAir sliding roof
The OpenAir sliding roof system offers first-class living comfort and excellent climate control.
It consists of up to 3 sliding segments, which can be pushed from bottom to top in the downhill direction.
The stable construction allows individual window areas of up to 4 x 12 metres, which can be arranged in any order.
In addition to use in the conservatory roof area, this Sunshine technology is also ideal for terrace roofs. The system has been used profitably in the catering and hotel trade for decades.
You will find many ideas and examples in our
OpenAir sliding roof 4-part in the conservatory in Moscow
Terrace roofing with integrated, 4-part OpenAir sliding roof in Merzenich, Germany
Living room conservatory with combination of tiled roof and OpenAir sliding roof
Spacious swimming pool conservatory (width 12 m, depth 10 m). The roof can be opened by a 4-part OpenAir sliding roof.
Dimensions
- Maximum width: 4 meters per field
- Unlimited width by linking several fields
- Maximum depth: 12 meters
The dimensions that can actually be realized depend on the local conditions
- Snow and wind load
- Installation angle or inclination (if possible not less than 10°)
Material
- Thermally separated or decoupled aluminum profiles made of seawater-resistant alloys. Coloring by powder coating in all RAL colors and special colors, also 2-colored, e.g. white inside and anthracite gray outside
- Stainless steel running rails, rollers, ball bearings, axles and screws
Drives
- 4 electric drives are available for the different load cases, each operated with 220 – 240 V (fuse protection 16 A)
Glass
- Verbund-Sicherheitsgläser mit den evtl. gewünschten Zusatzfunktionen
- multifunctional glazing, up to 56 mm thick glass
- The loads acting on the glass at the installation site due to snow, wind, air pressure, etc. are calculated, resulting in the glass thickness (max. 56 mm) and the dimensions of the individual glass panes.
Objekt 1064- OpenAir-Schiebedach auf einem Moskauer Hochhaus
Wintergarten 1000 x 730 x 490 cm (B x H x T) auf der Dachterrasse eines innerstädtischen Moskauer Hochhauses. Ausgestattet mit dem OpenAir-Schiebedach und elektrochromen Gläsern zur Steuerung von Duchsicht und Sonnenschutz.
Object 1166 – OpenAir sliding glass roof over swimming pool in Cologne
The base area of this pool house with openable OpenAir glass sliding roof and sliding folding systems on all sides is 12 m x 10 m.
The roof area consists of 3 4-piece OpenAir sliding roof elements, with 3 movable panels moving under a fixed element. This allows 3/4 of the roof area to be opened. The individual sashes are divided into 3 glass panels by 2 glazing bars.
In the vertical area, there is an 11.6 m long, 12-part folding faceplate system in the front. This allows 6 panels to be moved from the center to the right and left, opening the entire front wall. The left-hand side wall consists of a 6.8 m long, 7-part folding system and the right-hand side wall consists of a 3.9 m long, 4-part folding system.
Object 990- OpenAir sliding roof as terrace roofing
Patio enclosure 560 x 570 cm (W x D) near Aachen. A 4-part OpenAir sliding glass roof is integrated.
Object 1098- OpenAir sliding roof in Wahrenberg an der Ems
Conservatory 640 x 575 x 500 cm (W x D x H) on the raised roof terrace with a view of the Elbe. The two 4-part OpenAir sliding roofs retract their wings into slide-in pockets under the tiled roof.
Object 1041 – Guest room extension at the Hotel Georgshöhe on Norderney
Historic and modern Strandhotel Georgshöhe on Norderney with sea terrace – 30 x 6 m (W x D) – the conservatory as a restaurant with open-air sliding roof protects against the rough North Sea
- sun protection glass
- roof awning
- roof roller shutters
- roof interior awning
- blackout blind
- Automatic control (temperature, sun, wind, rain)