Trapezoids fill the openings a rectangle cannot — the rake of a vaulted ceiling, the run of a staircase, the gable end above a wall of windows. Each one is fabricated to the angle measured on site.
The rake of a vaulted ceiling, the run of a staircase, the gable end above a wall of windows — openings a rectangle leaves unfinished.
We template the opening on site rather than working from a drawing, so the frame runs parallel to the roofline instead of a degree off it.
Fixed and set high, it carries light to the back of a room, while the operating windows below it handle the airflow.
Because every trapezoid is cut to a specific pitch, the measurement matters more than on any other unit in the line. We template the opening rather than working from a drawing, which is what keeps the frame parallel to the roofline instead of a degree off it.
Trapezoids are fixed units. They are normally installed above operating windows that handle the ventilation, letting the geometric unit do what it does best: bring daylight deep into a tall room.
The choices that apply to a trapezoid. Everything else comes standard.
White and Almond in the Pacific Series; Black in the Laguna Series.
Colors →Between the glass, or simulated divided lite.
Grids →No, they are fixed. They are normally installed above operating windows that handle the ventilation.
We template the opening on site. Every trapezoid is cut to the pitch measured there, which is what keeps the frame parallel to the roofline.
Yes. It uses the same frame, colours, and glass packages as the rest of the line, so it reads as part of the same elevation.
We measure, quote, and install. One company, start to finish.
