As part of the new construction of the Kočevje kindergarten in Slovenia, four walkable skylights of the "GLASSFLOOR circle" were installed. These round, walkable skylights were specially designed for the playground to provide a safe play area for the children. The skylights are designed to be slip-resistant and allow children to play safely in the break area. The use of these innovative glass elements adds new, modern touches to the architectural design of the kindergarten while increasing the amount of light entering the spaces below. The planning and implementation of these architectural innovations was carried out in close cooperation with the renowned architectural firm Svet Vmes, which has already successfully and innovatively realized a wide range of school projects in Slovenia.

Three round, floor-level skylights with a diameter of about 1 meter were installed in the exterior of the contemporary new hillside building. These skylights allow daylight to flood into the underground parking garage, giving it a sense of lightness and dynamism.

In this single-family house on a slope, two integrated skylights without thresholds of the type "GLASSFLOOR chrome" skylights illuminate the basement with natural daylight. These skylights are embedded directly into the terrace and efficiently direct daylight into the rooms below. The non-slip surface "Rutschhemmung basic" ensures optimal slip protection on the terrace and allows sufficient daylight in the basement, as it is extremely translucent.

An extensive skylight strip measuring 20 x 1 m provides ample daylight in the lower swimming hall. In addition, another skylight strip measuring 8.5 x 0.7 m was installed in one of the seating areas to create a bright fitness room. The planning and implementation were carried out in close cooperation with the Glasnhof architectural office (website: https://www.glasnhof.de). The custom-made GLASSFLOOR-elements were installed on site.

The flat roof skylight from GLASSFLOOR creates a connection between nature and architecture in the single-family house and creates a pleasant atmosphere by letting natural daylight into the staircase. The project was developed with specific advice from Heliobus AG and planned in collaboration with architektur | raumdesign rosemarie säuberli (website: rsauberli.ch). The generous custom-made skylight (3180 x 1050 mm) with glass division and a matching insulating frame was supplied.

In the course of a renovation of the basement, a custom-made version of the GLASSFLOOR chrome was installed. This walkable skylight blends unobtrusively into its surroundings without a threshold and without encroaching on surfaces. The result is a significant gain in space and aesthetic design compared to the previous glazing.

During the reconstruction and comprehensive refurbishment of the Waltenhofen elementary and middle school, three custom-made GLASSFLOOR chrome were installed in the break yard to provide the corridor below with natural daylight. These individual skylights have dimensions of 2.3 x 0.8 meters.

The new building of the elementary school Ried in Köniz (BE) convincingly presents the advantages of GLASSFLOOR: efficient construction without compromising on the use of daylight. The 24 attractive skylights are seamlessly integrated into the break yard and at the same time ensure an adequate supply of daylight to the sports hall below. The sophisticated system solution of GLASSFLOOR in conjunction with the insulation frame simplifies installation considerably and guarantees optimum exterior sealing. All the skylights were successfully installed in just a few days.

The installation of two glass shelves on top of each other GLASSFLOOR glass shelves, an increased incidence of light is achieved, which gives the rooms a spacious ambience. The elegant design of the GLASSFLOOR pure blends seamlessly into the living environment and contributes to the aesthetic design.

Natural daylight creates a bright and pleasant atmosphere in corridors and workrooms. A total of seven GLASSFLOOR pure skylights were installed on the two break areas of the Töss school complex. Despite their large glass areas, these driveable skylights meet enormous structural requirements, including a point load of 2 tons per 20x20 cm and an area load of one ton per square meter.

In the clinic, six skylights GLASSFLOOR circle skylights with a diameter of 100 cm, equipped with reveal mirroring and room closure, ensure an optimal supply of daylight in the sterile corridor. In addition, the waiting area for patients benefits from five round skylights that also bring natural light into the room.

A passarelle connects the two buildings of a nursing home. Eight rectangular GLASSFLOOR chrome (250 x 80 cm) skylights were installed in an unconventional arrangement to provide the passageway with varying levels of daylight and create a playful, light atmosphere. The flush installation allows the upper unit to remain barrier-free and convenient walkable .

Eight pure skylights blend elegantly GLASSFLOOR pure skylights blend elegantly into the fire station and the Werkhof in Hünibach. The terrace can now be used as a barrier-free break location and meeting place. At the same time, the lower rooms benefit from natural zenith light.

Three rectangular GLASSFLOOR chrome skylights with dimensions of 250 x 80 cm serve to illuminate a private indoor pool, setting stylish accents in the interior. In the outdoor area, the focus is on aesthetics.

The square, walkable GLASSFLOOR chrome glass floor integrates harmoniously and stylishly into the terrace of the family home and creates a connection between the interior and the weather as well as the time of day.

Two large-format skylights with glass dividers allow daylight into the chalet's bath and shower area. The heated interior glass reduces condensation. The continuous non-slip surface also serves as a privacy screen. The terrace remains accessible without barriers.

On the first floor of a commercial building in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 5 GLASSFLOOR-glass floors with dimensions of 100 x 100 cm were installed. These skylights are equipped with a highly transparent, non-slip surface (BFU-tested). In addition, the glass floor can be driven on and supports vehicles with a total weight of up to 3.5 tons or individual loads of maximum 1 ton.

The walkable skylight was used here in the form of a light band to make the dining area below more friendly and brighter. The continuous non-slip surface also serves as a privacy screen.

To ensure optimal light penetration for the workshop in the basement, two skylights measuring 100 x 100 cm were integrated into the terrace. The accessible skylights enable barrier-free use of the veranda by the family.