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All Weather Products specializes in supplying roofing products for the Western Canadian and Pacific Northwest region.

Roofing Materials

Re-Roofing Products

Roofing Expo

Fibreglass Shingles

Concrete Roof Tiles

Light Weight Tiles

Laminated Shingles

Architectural Shingles

Asphalt Shingles

Malarkey Shingles

BP Shingles

Certainteed Shingles

Shake Look Shingles

Slate Look Shingles

Shake Tiles

Slate Tiles

Spanish Tiles

Plastic Roofing

Plastic Slate

Plastic Shakes

Polymer Roofing

Rubber Roofing

DaVinci

RoofRoc

Lamarite

Evershake

Rubber Shakes

Recycled Roofing

Gem Slate

Euro-Slate

Rubber Slate

Torch-On Membranes

Modified Membranes

Peel & Stick Low Slope / Flat Roof Membranes

Caulking & Coatings

SBS Rubberized Shingles

Metal Roofing

Tile Look Metal

Shake Look Metal

Flashings

Custom Metal Work

Sheet Metal Products

Architectural Metal

Copper Drains

Roof Vents

Ridge Vents

Peel & Stick Underlayment

Snap Lock Metal Roofing

Presidential Shakes

Presidential TL Ultimate

Grand Manor

Carriage House

Centennial Slate

Landmark TL Ultimate

Landmark Shingles

Super Shakes

Shangles

Hatteras

GAF ELK

Timberline Prestique

High Definition Shingles

Prestique Grande

Grand Sequioa

Grand Canyon Shingle

Country Mansion Shingle

Eagle Concrete Roof Tiles

Monier

Monierlifetile

Clay Tiles

MCA Clay Tiles

Auburn Tiles

Pro Shake

Clay Shake Tiles

Lightweight Clay Tiles

GAF ELK

SRS Roofshield

Deck-Armour

Shingle mate

Fields Gardner

Polyglass

Diversi-plast

Trim-Line Rigid Vents

Composite Slate

Synthetic

Distinctions Slate

VandeHey Raleigh

PermaDri

Rubber Coatings

Emulsions

Velux Skylights

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 Velux  Skylights

... Bringing light to life

There is no better time to add a skylight than while you are building a roof, or replacing your roofing materials.

It's a simple task to install the skylight unit into the roof while the roofer is installing new roofing materials. Some units are built to to be placed over a simple wood box-curb (usually 2x6 lumber nailed into the existing structure, over the plywood roof deck). We call these curb mounted skylights. Other units already have a wood curb pre-attached to the skylight, so it comes ready to install. Velux is famous for these units, and they call these deck-mount skylights.

Skylights offer more than just a light source into the home. They offer a view of the outside world from inside the home. Whether it is simply the sky and clouds, or a wonderful forest, water view, or mountain view, these windows in your roof offer visual interest, scenery, and additional colour into the home.

A natural source of light is always preferred to artificial. And skylights once installed do not require energy to operate, except for those that use opening (venting) skylights, and even then, the only energy that is expended is when one opens or closes the units which is not very often.

Another feature skylights offer is a source of natural ventilation and fresh air. We have found that opening skylights (Velux calls them "Venting" skylights) offers an effective way to get rid of summer heat build up inside homes, without resorting to expensive air conditioning. If one opens a window or door in the lower floor of a home, and opens up a venting skylight, warm naturally flows out through the raised vented skylight, reducing heat build up and therefore keeping the home cooler than it would be otherwise. You don't have to make every skylight open, but those that do open will greatly contribute to an improvement in the standard of comfort in that home.

Venting skylights can be opened manually, via an extension pole for mid-height areas, and for really high ceilings or hard to get at skylights, we suggest electric opening skylights.

Accessories that are available include light block shades, venetian blinds, electric opening controls, remote controls, and even solar powered light block shades.

Velux offers a leak free skylight assurance if you use their skylight flashing kit, follow their instructions, and use a waterproof membrane strip around the skylight unit prior to installing their flashings. Therefore one does not have to worry about whether a skylight might leak.

www.velux.ca/inspiration   to view skylights and more info.