An oddly shaped skylight.
This residence in north central Westminster has an entryway leading to the front door. With an oddly shaped opening cut into the roof in front of the door. Nice for lighting up the door, not so nice for letting the wearher in!
The owners contacted us to see if the opening could be covered. This sort of project is exactly why we designed our MAGS BAR product. This system allows us to create nearly any shape or size skylight.
The system allowed us to cover the opening with three pieces of glass—two rectangles and one trapezoid. Because the skylight was over the exterior and only eight feet or so above the walk, we were able to use clear tempered over clear tempered glass.
In addition, we added to beams to the opening to support the glass . These beams were clad with white aluminum for a very sleek and modern look.
In progress:
With careful measurements and an experienced crew, the project proceeded smoothly. Large dual pane glass pieces are heavy! It takes a minimum of two people, a great deal of care and a fair amount of strength to get them from the truck to the roof.
Finishing up with interior trim prior to glass setting. 
The trapezoid glass unit is set in place. 
All the glass is set in place and ready for pressure and beauty caps
The finished skylight:
The skylight blends smoothly into the roof line. 
A very sleek look from the interior, also.
