Skylight
Top Hung Aluminum skylight – Light, Air, and Style Combined Our top hung skylight windows bring fresh air and daylight into your home while keeping rain and heat out. Built with premium aluminum profiles and double-glazed safety glass, this design provides excellent waterproofing, insulation, and durability.
Bring daylight and ventilation into your living space with the Top Hung Aluminum skylight,designed for both aesthetics and performance. Crafted from high-strength aluminum alloy and double-glazed alass, this skylight combines durability, waterproof sealing, and smooth operation for a long-lasting solution to modern architectural needs.
Color Selection
Technical Specifications
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Fixed Skylight / Operable Skylight / Electric Skylight |
| Frame System | Premium Thermal Break Aluminum |
| Surface Finish | Powder Coated / PVDF / Wood Grain |
| Color Options | Black, White, Grey, Custom Colors |
| Glass Configuration | Double or Triple Glazing |
| Opening Method | Top-Hung or Sliding |
| Control System | Manual, Remote Control, Smart Panel |
| Optional Features | Rain Sensor, Smart Home Integration |
| Suitable Roof Type | Flat Roof or Pitched Roof |
| Application | Residential & Commercial Projects |
| Customization | Size, Glass, Color & Configuration Available |
DESIGN OPTIONS
Opening Type
Top Hung Skylight
Horizon Rising Skylight
Sliding Skylight
Sliding Telescopic Skylight
Glass Selection
Low-e Glass
Ultra Clear Glass
Art Glass
Bulletproof Glass
Multi-layer Glass Options
Laminated Glass
Insulating Glass
Laminated Insulating Glass
Triple Insulating Glass
Aluminium Finishes
Anodizing
Powder Coating
Fluorocarbon Coating
3D Wood Grain Transfer
Hardware Selection
Rain Sensor Panels
Control System
Mosquito Net
LED Light Strips
Things to Consider Before Buying a Skylight
Choose the Right Size
A skylight that is too large can increase heat gain and glare. As a general guideline, the skylight area should be around 5–10% of the room’s floor area for balanced daylight.
Select Energy-Efficient Glass
Double-glazed Low-E glass is recommended for most residential projects. It helps reduce heat transfer while maximizing natural light.
Fixed or Operable?
Fixed skylights are ideal for daylighting, while operable skylights add natural ventilation. Kitchens, bathrooms, and stairwells often benefit from opening skylights.
Consider Roof Type
For flat roofs, sliding skylights are often the preferred solution as they provide convenient access and ventilation. For pitched roofs, top-hung opening skylights are typically recommended for smooth operation and effective weather performance.
Choose the Right Control Option
For hard-to-reach installations, consider motorized skylights with remote control or smart wall panel operation. Rain sensors are also available and can automatically close the skylight when rain is detected.
Prioritize Waterproof Performance
The long-term performance of a skylight depends not only on the product itself but also on proper flashing, sealing, and professional installation.
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Skylight — Frequently Asked Questions
Not necessarily. Modern Low-E insulated glass helps reduce solar heat gain while still allowing natural light.
It depends on your needs. Fixed skylights maximize daylight, while operable skylights add ventilation.
Absolutely. We have an in-house design and engineering team to support project-based customization.
Tempered laminated insulated glass is commonly recommended for safety and performance.
Many motorized skylights can be connected to smart home controls.
High-quality power systems are designed for durability and typically last for more than ten years.