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Maxlight — aluminium architectural glazing systems

Rooflights

Aluminium rooflights.

Let the light flood in with our range of rooflights. Turn a gloomy space into a bright, welcoming place.

Designed to maximise natural daylight, our bespoke aluminium rooflights transform extensions, kitchens and contemporary living spaces with light from above. From fixed rooflights and glazed upstands to structural and walk-on glazing, every system is manufactured to suit the architecture and engineered for lasting performance.

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Contemporary brick house with aluminium rooflights and warm evening interior light

WHAT ARE ALUMINIUM ROOFLIGHTS

Aluminium rooflights are fixed glazed openings integrated into the roof to introduce daylight where conventional windows cannot. Their slim yet durable aluminium frames support large panes of glass with minimal visual interruption, making them a popular choice for contemporary homes, extensions and architect-designed projects.

Configurations

Every project brings its own architectural challenges, which is why our rooflight collection includes three bespoke configurations. Whether you’re introducing daylight to a flat-roof extension, creating a glazed roof feature or designing a seamless structural glazing solution, each configuration is tailored to suit the space, the architecture and the way it will be used.

Rooflight systems

Three configurations.

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Up And Over Glass

Up and over glass rooflights create a continuous glazed transition from roof to façade, allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the interior. The uninterrupted glass design enhances the sense of openness while creating a bold architectural statement for contemporary homes and extensions.

Up-and-over glazing running through the roof and facade of a contemporary brick home

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Skymax

Skymax rooflights are designed to flood interiors with natural daylight, transforming spaces that can often feel enclosed or shaded into bright, open environments. Featuring concealed aluminium framing and clean glass lines, they create a minimalist aesthetic that complements contemporary architecture without adding unnecessary visual weight.

Engineered for exceptional thermal performance and manufactured to the same exacting standards as our glazing systems, Skymax rooflights are suitable for kitchens, extensions, hallways and living spaces where daylight plays a central role in the design. Available in bespoke dimensions or selected standard sizes, each rooflight is designed to integrate seamlessly with the architecture while delivering lasting performance and refined detailing.

Skymax rooflight above a dining space with exposed brick and garden doors

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Lean to Roof

A lean-to rooflight extends between two walls to introduce natural daylight deep into the home. Its slim aluminium framing and expansive glazing create bright, open interiors while complementing contemporary extensions with clean architectural lines.

Lean-to rooflight above a contemporary kitchen with dark island, brick wall and steel beam

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Rooflights in the architecture

Up-and-over glazing, concealed Skymax rooflights and lean-to glazed roofs bringing natural daylight into contemporary homes.

22 curated views

Up And Over

9 curated views

  • Up-and-over glazed roof running beside an exposed brick wall and dining space
    GLAZED ROOF AND BRICK WALL
  • Dining table below a tall up-and-over rooflight beside a courtyard wall
    DINING SPACE BELOW TALL GLAZING
  • Open kitchen and dining space below a glazed roof against an exposed brick wall
    KITCHEN BENEATH A GLAZED ROOF
  • Kitchen island and pendant light below an overhead rooflight
    OVERHEAD LIGHT ABOVE THE KITCHEN
  • Dark dining room with framed artwork below a glazed roof edge
    DARK DINING ROOM AND ROOF EDGE
  • Bright living space with roof glazing above a dining table and garden view
    BRIGHT LIVING SPACE BELOW GLASS
  • Kitchen and dining room with up-and-over glazing leading toward the garden
    KITCHEN GLAZING TOWARDS THE GARDEN
  • Red dining chair beside a glazed roof slot and brick wall
    GLAZED SLOT BESIDE BRICK
  • Glazed roof and vertical glass beside a brick wall and red chair
    ROOF-TO-FACADE GLASS DETAIL

Skymax

7 curated views

  • White contemporary kitchen lit by a concealed overhead rooflight
    WHITE KITCHEN WITH OVERHEAD LIGHT
  • Double-height interior with a concealed Skymax rooflight above sliding doors
    DOUBLE-HEIGHT ROOFLIGHT WELL
  • Skymax rooflight bringing daylight down a stairwell
    ROOFLIGHT ABOVE THE STAIR
  • Rooflight well beside a courtyard-facing glazed wall
    COURTYARD ROOFLIGHT WELL
  • Living space with a large overhead Skymax rooflight and courtyard wall
    OVERHEAD LIGHT ABOVE LIVING SPACE
  • Bathroom vanity lit from above by a narrow Skymax rooflight
    NARROW ROOFLIGHT ABOVE THE VANITY
  • Kitchen worktop below a slim overhead Skymax rooflight
    SLIM ROOFLIGHT ABOVE THE WORKTOP

Lean to Roof

6 curated views

  • Kitchen island below a lean-to glazed side return and steel-framed doors
    GLAZED SIDE RETURN ABOVE THE KITCHEN
  • Dining space beneath a lean-to rooflight with garden views beyond
    DINING SPACE UNDER LEAN-TO LIGHT
  • Galley kitchen with lean-to roof glazing running along the wall
    GALLEY KITCHEN BELOW ROOF GLASS
  • Lean-to roof glazing meeting a brick wall and external door
    LEAN-TO GLAZING BETWEEN BRICK WALLS
  • Bright rear extension with lean-to glazing above a garden doorway
    BRIGHT REAR EXTENSION ROOF GLASS
  • Living room with a lean-to rooflight set above a calm seating area
    LEAN-TO LIGHT ABOVE THE LIVING ROOM

Start with the light above.

Send drawings, a sketch or a few site photographs and we will help identify whether Up And Over, Skymax or Lean to Roof is the right configuration for the project.

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