Introduction to glass covers

Glass roofs are architectural structures that use glass as the main element to cover spaces, providing natural lighting and protection from inclement weather. Its design combines functionality and aesthetics, being an increasingly common solution in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.

These covers allow you to maximize the use of natural light, improve the feeling of spaciousness in the spaces and offer a contemporary and elegant design. Furthermore, their integration with other structural materials makes them versatile and adaptable to multiple types of buildings and climatic conditions.

Fixed covers

Fixed covers are those that remain unchanged once installed, designed to provide permanent protection against rain, wind and sun. Its structure can be made of metal profiles, aluminum or steel, which support tempered or laminated glass panels.

This type of cover is widely used in interior patios, terraces or entrances, where you want to keep the space protected without losing natural lighting. Installation requires careful design to ensure watertightness and structural strength.

Additionally, fixed roofs can incorporate solar control or heat-treated glass to improve interior comfort and reduce heat gain in hot climates.

Mobile or retractable covers

Mobile covers are systems that allow the cover to be opened or closed according to the user's needs, offering flexibility in controlling ventilation and climate protection. They can operate using manual or motorized systems.

This type of cover is ideal for spaces that require adaptability, such as terraces, gardens or leisure areas, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors in favorable conditions and protect yourself on rainy or cold days.

The complexity in its design and installation is greater, since fluid movement, safety and tightness must be guaranteed when closed.