trilite
continues to be the UK’s leading brand of GRP rooflight as a
result of its consistent quality, strength and high light transmission
levels. Brett Martin’s Trilite brand of GRP is used extensively
to provide natural daylight into a wide range of buildings.
GRP was the first plastic rooflighting material and is still a versatile,
practical and cost-effective rooflight choice. It provides diffused
light and minimises distracting shadows, so is ideal in sporting facilities,
retail environments and factories.
Brett Martin, the first company to produce GRP rooflights with extended
weathering capabilities, has been manufacturing its Trilite brand
of premium quality GRP sheet for almost 50 years and can now provide
a choice of over 900 profiles.
•Trilite is a tried and tested GRP sheet that is cost-effective and versatile
•It is the only GRP sheet to be continuously indelibly printed for easy identification
•It provides consistent quality and strength
•The Trilite range includes profiles to suit almost all profiled roof coverings, with a choice of over 900 now available
•It also comes in a range of fire ratings Class 0, Class 1 and Class 3 - with Class being the standard for lining panels
•Trilite has light transmission levels of over 80% for 2.4kg/m2 and 1.83kg/m2 sheet
•Trilite weather sheets are supplied as standard with the ‘Superlife’ enhanced UV protective system
TRILITE 3.0
With a weight of 3.05kg/m2,Trilite 3.0 sheets in typical applications are resistant to damage during construction.They are suitable on projects where there is limited or controlled access needed after construction.
TRILITE 2.4
Trilite 2.4 sheets have a weight of 2.44kg/m2 and are the minimum requirement to achieve Class C liner non-fragility during construction for most profiles and assemblies.They are suitable for projects that will require minimal roof access.
If Trilite 3.0 and Trilite 2.4 are used as lining panels, the rooflight will become non-fragile at lining out stage.
TRILITE 1.8
This 1.83kg/m2 sheet is a cost-effective option but only achieves non-fragility when used in a double skin rooflight with Trilite 2.4 and above.
