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Air and light for the attic

Dark attic dungeons are a thing of the past. Architects and building owners have long since recognized how large windows can be used to turn attics into light-flooded oases of well-being.

There is probably no other room in the house where you can create such a friendly living atmosphere as in the rooms under the pitched roof. However, generous window areas are a prerequisite. Because the desired feel-good ambience is only created by the incident light.

In addition, rooms flooded with light also appear larger and more spacious. Floor-to-ceiling windows can also be used as a barrier-free exit to the balcony or roof terrace. This turns an attic space into an OpenAir paradise.

Large window areas for plenty of light

Skylights are available in different versions and can be arranged in a variety of ways. However, if you want to enjoy maximum daylight and an impressive view of the sky, you should consider Sunshine sliding roof windows. With gigantic dimensions of up to twelve meters wide and four meters high, they create an open-air feeling in a class of its own, letting daylight and fresh air into the attic in maximum doses and letting the starry sky shine every night.

Horizontal or vertical opening

Panorama skylight in Stuttgart (Project 1071). Modern attic conversion offering a magnificent view over Stuttgart thanks to a 4-panel panoramic aluminum sliding skylight (900 cm x 350 cm)
Panorama roof window in Stuttgart (object 1071).

The “Panorama” model is a side-opening roof sliding window system with one or two sashes. Thanks to a sophisticated rail system, the windows can be opened manually with ease. Automated variants are also available to make moving large areas even more convenient.

4-part OpenAir sliding roof window in Saarbrücken (object 949). The 4-part OpenAir sliding roof window (350 cm x 450 cm) opens the view of the rural surroundings near Saarbrücken.
4-piece OpenAir sliding roof window in Saarbrücken (object 949).

The “OpenAir” models are always equipped with a motor, as they are opened and closed vertically. The motors that Sunshine installs are powerful, quiet and energy-efficient.
An optional rain sensor closes the window sashes as if by magic as soon as precipitation is detected.

Different types of glass with a thickness of up to 54 millimetres, double or triple glazing, solar control glass and Active glass with cleaning support meet all the building owner’s wishes. High-quality aluminum profiles, which can be designed in all RAL colors, even two-tone inside and outside, ensure a secure hold for decades. Awnings, roller shutters, interior blinds and blackout blinds are also available.

4-panel open-air sliding roof window in Frankfurt (Property 948). Enjoying life above the rooftops of Frankfurt
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OpenAir roof sliding window in Damme (object 1048). Enjoy the bathing pleasure with a view of the greenery
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