GSHR Hurricane Resistant Skylight for Curb Mount
Wasco Skylights with hurricane-resistant glazing meet IBC/IRC/FBC, and other stringent state building codes for skylights installed in Wind Zone 3 coastal applications. (FL#14417.12)
Our fixed curb mount hurricane resistant GSHR model is designed to be used on a site-built curb.
Curb mounted skylights consist of an insulated glass sealed between a thermally efficient, maintenance free, vinyl curb frame and an aluminum outer retainer frame.
- Outstanding performance for tile or metal roofs as well as wood shingle and shake, or common asphalt or fiberglass shingles
- Well-suited to thick roofing materials such as clay tile and concrete
- Rugged, one-piece Permatherm® Vinyl Curb reduces thermal conductivity and condensation
- Built-in condensation channel controls indoor moisture in higher humidity areas
- Co-extruded Weather Gasket ensures minimal air infiltration
- Protective aluminum retainer with durable enamel finish
- Integral Nailing Sill for fast and easy installation
- Standard sizes fit 16" and 24" on-center roof rafters
- For use with curb and flashing. Minimum 3½" curb height required.
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Founded in 1935, Wasco is a family-owned company with New England roots. We're one of America's largest skylight manufacturers, employing skilled people who all share the values of hard work, a keen desire to meet and exceed market needs, and pride in a job well done.
Headquartered in Wells, Maine, with a new manufacturing facility in Reno, Nevada, Wasco Skylights is a leader in bringing the outside in, providing a full line of commercial and residential skylight solutions for standard or customized installations. With a focus on ease of installation, Wasco is known for its extensive product line, innovative and customized designs with reliable long-life performance and overall value.
Our new, state-of-the-art Reno manufacturing facility brings our unique and energy-efficient skylight product line less than 24 hours away from anywhere in the western US. With codes & regulations changing constantly, you need someone you can trust who has ongoing certification programs in place, and a dedicated R&D engineering department to meet the energy challenges of the future. The new standard in intelligent and green daylighting is now closer than ever.
