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ROOF TILES INTEGRATE PV GLASS OFFERS
The Eagle Solar Roof with SolarBlend DAYLIGHT AND PRIVACY
from Suntech is an integrated photovoltaic Bendheim Wall Systems LINIT
roofing system, combining concrete tile channel glass by Lamberts introduces
with a solar-power-producing system. Ice, a frosty, image-obscuring texture
The system has a 25-year power output channel glass. Providing daylighting
warranty and is Class A fire-rated. and privacy whether installed
Available colors include gray, brown single or double glazed, it can be
and terracotta. designed to form façades and inte-
rior partitions up to 23-feet tall
www.eagleroofing.com
with no width limit when the
planks are aligned vertically.
(909) 822-6000 // CIRCLE NO. 44
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www.bendheimwall.com
(800) 221-7379 // CIRCLE NO. 46
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ADAPTER PROMOTES
WATER DRAINAGE
Berger Building Products square-to-round
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tile adapter is used to transition from a
SOLAR ROOFTOP SYSTEM
traditional residential downspout to under-
COMES FULLY ASSEMBLED
ground tubing. Made from PVC, it adapts
FusionSolar by Custom-Bilt Metals
from a 3- by 4-foot square downspout to
is a rooftop solar-power system
4-inch-round underground tubing.
that comes fully assembled with
The adapter promotes proper water
the solar, thin-film laminate
drainage and is offered in 20 piece bags.
already integrated into the roof.
The solar-power system includes
all necessary components,
www.bergerbuildingproducts.com
detailed schematics, and wiring
(800) 523-8852 // CIRCLE NO. 45
and electrical specifications.
The laminates are lightweight
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and durable, as well as able to
withstand winds up to 160 mph.
www.custombiltmetals.com
(800) 826-7813 // CIRCLE NO. 47
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