
Smoke Ventilation and Fire Protection
Fire regulations require proper smoke ventilation in buildings, and skylights can serve as effective smoke vents. Our Automatic Smoke Vents are designed to quickly expel smoke, improving fire safety compliance and minimising the spread of fire. In the event of a fire, these skylights automatically open to release smoke and heat, reducing the risk of inhalation injuries and providing a safer exit path for occupants.

Skylights as Emergency Exits
Homes and commercial buildings need safe roof access for emergency situations. Our Brett Martin Access Hatches provide secure and durable access points for maintenance and escape routes. Offering both Manual and Electric allows for convenience. These hatches are ideal for buildings that require a secondary exit in case of fires, gas leaks, or other emergencies. By strategically placing access hatches, residents and workers can exit through the roof if necessary.

Enhancing Visibility and Fire Safety in Stairwells
One of the most overlooked benefits of skylights in fire safety is their ability to improve visibility. Installing Skylight Polycarbonate Domes over stairwells or hallways ensures that these escape routes remain illuminated during power outages or emergency evacuations. Natural light during daytime fires can help guide occupants to safety more effectively than artificial lighting alone.

Combining Safety and Style
Safety doesn’t have to compromise design. Our Insulated Upstands offer fire-resistant features while maintaining energy efficiency and aesthetics. Choosing the right skylight materials and installation techniques ensures that you meet fire safety standards without sacrificing style.

Maintaining Fire-Safe Skylights
Regular inspections and maintenance are key to keeping skylights in optimal working condition for fire safety. Ensuring that smoke vents and access hatches remain unobstructed and functional can make a significant difference in an emergency. Homeowners and businesses should schedule annual checks to verify that emergency features operate correctly.