roofSTAR 7 skylight

RoofSTAR: A new dimension in roof hoods for recreational vehicles

The roofSTAR roof hoods have been specially developed to meet the highest demands. They combine a completely new, innovative design with simultaneous weight savings.
The extremely flat design also significantly improves aerodynamics, wind resistance and noise development while driving.

Product features:

Extremely flat: The external height has been reduced by 50% to just 72 mm
Especially light: The weight especially of the roofSTAR-7 has been reduced by up to 2 kg.
Unique: For the 400 x 400 mm dimension, our roofSTAR-4 is the first motorized version available.
Cleverly designed: For both models, the motorized version is operated via a switch that is directly integrated in the frame and thus very easy to reach.
With lighting: For both models roofSTAR-4 and roofSTAR-7 we offer a high-quality, homogeneous LED lighting.
Especially stable: Both versions are made of proven UV-resistant ASA and PMMA material.
Thought along: For the first time, an additional, permanently acting fly screen can be integrated in the motorized version! (Option)
Effective darkening: Both roofSTAR models have an integrated roller blind system, which offers effective darkening and guarantees easy handling.
extremely easy to install: Generously dimensioned sealing channel to accommodate the sealing compound and thus prevent water ingress problems. 8 fastening clips allow installation in a roof thickness of 25-45 mm.
Flexible: The roofSTAR-4 and roofSTAR-7 can be easily retrofitted and each can be supplied with or without forced ventilation.
Everyday friendly: Even the simple everyday handles have been thought of, so that the inner frame of the roofSTAR roof hoods can be easily removed and reattached for a quick cleaning.
Water management: a lot of time has been invested in the effective water drainage system to prevent gushing water from entering the vehicle.
Spoiler effect: the same applies to the standard rubber sealing lip on the hinge side, which also effectively minimizes noise ("spoiler effect").