Sliding Glass Roof

There are many reasons why it is worth enclosing with a SLIDING GLASS ROOF.

The sliding glass roof will allow you to have a protected and functional space that was previously exposed to weather elements and, consequently, not available for a large part of the year.

As a curiosity, by installing a sliding roof, your home will be revalued by the installation of our systems. It’s a safe investment!

And not everything is measured in monetary terms, because thanks to the installation of the roof, you will experience a feeling of spaciousness, improve the atmosphere of your terrace and enhance human relations.

In addition, by combining the sliding glass roof with the frameless glazing systems, we provide a space with less noise, with more thermal insulation and with more than enough protection thanks to a complete enclosure.

The sliding glass roof is a system that enables a complete space to be enjoyed all year round. The composition of the system, manufactured by Acristalia, is mainly made up of two materials, aluminium and glass. No two roofs are the same; each roof is different depending on the dimensions of the project and the needs of the client.

For this reason, you will not find a fixed price for the glass roof, as we give an estimate based on each request because we believe that each client deserves to have the most personalised and accurate price possible.

The variables that influence the price of the sliding glass roof are:

Project dimensions

Glass options

Sliding roof profiles

Opening mechanisms

Aluminium finishes and accessories

How does the sliding glass roof work?

The operation of the sliding glass roof allows you to open and close a covered area with sliding glass panels. Thanks to a chain mechanism that moves the sliding panels, they can be adjusted at will and can open up to a maximum of 80% of the total.

There are two types of operating mechanisms: automatic, using an electric motor hidden behind the roof profile that generates the necessary power to slide the glass panels, and manual, which moves each lane of panels manually using a pergola.