Walls and roof are up for this Alfalfa Market being built on South Boulder Road in Louisville, CO
Skylights soon to follow.
Alfalfa’s Market Daylighting
SkySpec
IntelaSun Demonstration
Daylighting Dilemma
This is a great video showing how to solve the Daylighting Dilemma, which is how to have enough light when you need it and not too much light when you don’t need it.
Importance of Fall Protection Skylights
Young College Student Fell Through Skylight The linked article below discusses a case where a young college student fell through a skylight at a party. …
CRP Clearspan Canopies
CPI Daylighting CRP Clearspan canopies using 16mm Pentaglas® panels. The Clearspan concept, with no horizontal crossbeams, provides an open and modern canopy design with unequaled …
Saving Energy With a Good Daylighting System
Properly designed daylighting systems save energy and costs Artificial lighting requires large amounts of energy and can represent as much as 50% of the electricity …
Sweets Catalog Link for Polycarbonate Skylight Manufacturer
CPI Daylighting Featured on Sweets Catalog Sweets is the profession’s most used and trusted source for product information and has qualified and registered 77,000 users …
Failed Fiberglass Skylight at Quabbin Regional High School
Decade old fiberglass skylight failure and successful poly-carbonate replacement by CPI Daylighting After only a decade, the translucent insulated fiberglass…
Setting Glazing with a Crane
How you set glass when the glass units are too heavy to lift manually or in a location that can’t be reached through normal methods.
This project at the University of Wyoming, on the American Heritage Building in Laramie, WY, required the removal and replacement of roughly 10 large skylights along with several dozen smaller skylights. The skylights themselves consisted of roughly 10 units of glass that weighed between 300-450 pounds. The roof was being replaced at the same time as the skylights which required the building to be completely enclosed with scaffolding. This scaffolding actually hampered our ability to remove and replace the glass without damaging the new glass. The scaffolding blocked the easier access we’d have without it being in place.