Solar Innovations, Inc.s Skylight Featured in SMWVs Butterfly Exhibit
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“Because of the limited space available on the roof, maintaining proper personal safety controls during the installation took careful planning and strategy as well,” explained Jason Dolittle of American Door and Glass.Flowering plants require high levels of light in the photosynthetically active spectrum for nectar production; making glazed structures ideal habitats for butterfly exhibits.The aluminum system features a Class 1 Clear Anodized finish that will better withstand exposure to the elements when compared to a typical painted finish.Because of the skylight’s complex shape, considerable efforts were required to maintain accuracy while working alongside the structural steel.“Because of the limited space available on the roof, maintaining proper personal safety controls during the installation took careful planning and strategy as well,” explained Jason Dolittle of American Door and Glass.“March was very promising,” says Kellogg but he insists that December will be the true performance test.More information on specific projects can be found on Solar Innovations, Inc.’s website with a feature highlight for each of the product lines.