The DXW flat roof window is the ideal solution for fitting out a flat roof. It provides a flat roof surface while retaining the settings of a fixed roof window.
Thanks to its special construction, increased load capacity and non-slip layer, it is possible to walk on the window and thus move freely on the terrace. The use of the DXW window allows a usable surface to be created, without being disturbed by the protruding contour of the roof windows or skylights.
The DXW window fulfills its main function perfectly, providing natural light.
Flat roof windows are designed to reduce heat loss to rooms. The profiles are filled with an insulating material, which contributes to the good thermal insulation performance of the window.
The DXW window is also characterized by its quick and easy installation. Thanks to the fastening strip supplied with the window, the junction between the waterproofing and the window frame is further simplified and durable.
The DXW window is available in triple glazing, Ug coefficient = 0,5 W / m².K
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