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Walk-on Glazing

Structural walk-on roof lights, load ratings, slip resistance and specification.

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Walk-on glass load calculations

Walk-on glass load calculations combine dead load, imposed foot-traffic loads and support conditions to determine safe span. This reference explains what goes into the calculation — and what to leave to the manufacturer.

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Structural rooflights explained

Structural rooflights — including walk-on units — form part of the building's load path. Learn how they differ from standard skylights, what the structure must provide and how to specify them correctly.

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Frameless vs framed walk-on roof lights

Frameless and framed walk-on roof lights use the same structural laminated glass — the difference is edge detail, fixing method and appearance. Compare both options for terraces, glass floors and light wells.

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Can rooflights be walked on?

Most rooflights cannot be walked on. Only purpose-made structural walk-on units with a rated laminated glass build are safe for foot traffic — standard flat roof lights must never be used as floor panels.

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What is a walk-on roof light?

A walk-on roof light is a structurally rated laminated glass panel you can walk across — used for roof terraces, glass floors, landings and basement light wells. Learn how they are built, where they are used and what to specify.

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