The Rooflight Association documents within the Construction Information Service

• A dynamic thermal modelling study of a typical metal clad building to evaluate overheating in the UK. Report 090110BRE prepared by Oxford Brookes University Oxford Institute for sustainable development, Oxford 10th January 2009
• An Introduction to natural daylight design through rooflighting
• Analysis of improving daylighting and lighting controls on a number of existing non-domestic buildings
• Application of ACR[M]001 Test for non-fragility of large element roofing assemblies to GRP profiled rooflight sheeting
• Assessment of thermal performance of out of plane rooflights
• Benefits of natural daylight
• Construction products regulation, NARM update
• Designing with daylight - notes for specifiers
• Designing with Rooflights and controlled artificial lighting to reduce CO2 emissions - supporting the requirements of Building Regulations Part L2A and L2B
• Designing with rooflights. Supporting Part L Building Regulation guidance in England; Approved Documents L1A, L1B, L2A and L2B (2013 editions)
• Fire rating requirements for use of rooflights in buildings - England
• Fire rating requirements for use of rooflights in buildings - Northern Ireland
• Fire rating requirements for use of rooflights in buildings - Scotland
• Fire rating requirements for use of rooflights in buildings - Wales
• Glass rooflights - specification guide
• Guidance on non-fragility for specifiers of in-plane rooflights
• Guide to rooflights for profiled sheeted roofs
• Introduction to natural daylight design in domestic properties
• Non-fragility - Key points from the red book. ACR[M]001:2005. Version 2
• Recommendations for good practice - fire performance of rooflight components
• Roof window installation considerations for pitched roofs
• Rooflights - glass, polycarbonate or GRP?
• Understanding CWCT classifications of rooflight types
• Understanding the differences between 'non-fragile' rooflights and 'walk-on' rooflights for deliberate foot traffic