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Rooflights refer to the windows or skylights built into the roof of a building to allow natural light to enter. Kerbs are the raised edges on a pavement or road, designed to separate it from the adjacent surface or to prevent vehicles from leaving the roadway. Ventilated refers to the process of allowing air to freely flow through a space, such as through a building's air conditioning or ventilation system.
Sarnafil is a division of Sika Roofing Products. Sarnafil provide single ply roofing membranes to the UK construction Industry. Sarnafil roofing systems provide a comprehensive range of roofing membranes and waterproofing systems for all domestic, commercial and industrial construction. The full range of Sarnafil products can be accessed through the Sarnafil website.
National Domelight Company supply an extensive range of glazed roof lights, polycarbonate roof lights, and automatic roof ventilation hatches. Other products included skylights, domed roof lights, pyramid roof lights and bespoke fabrication of all types of glass and polycarbonate roof lights. Our range of roof access hatches provide roof access and smoke ventilation features. Full technical information, guides and useful advice is available through our comprehensive website.
The COXDOME product range includes Polycarbonate rooflights, Glass Rooflights, various Glass Products and Specialist products designed to meet all your natural daylight requirements. We have been manufacturing rooflights since 1954, and in that time we have gained valuable experience in the manufacture and distribution of specialist flat roofing daylight and ventilation systems throughout the UK. Everything we manufacture at JET COX is quality tested to the very highest standards. With professional accreditation's and ISO9001 2008, all aspects of our manufacturing and operational process is stringently audited to ensure our processes maintain consistency and our production continually meets the requirements of our customers.
