Daylight is inexhaustible, and yet it has become a scarce commodity, particularly in urban areas. Heliobus® builds visionary systems with natural light: inspired by nature, solution-oriented for the future.
The Daylight Company
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Daylight Shaft
The unique daylight shaft of Heliobus® floods basements with daylight.
Daylight Engineering
Heliobus® daylight engineering brings together technical, architectural and artistic aspects.
Heliobus®
daylight shaft
The Heliobus® daylight shaft turns dark basement spaces into a cosy room in next to no time. Light up the rear of terraced apartments with daylight. Or create work spaces on basement floors without employment law restrictions.
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Heliobus®
glassfloor
Walkable skylights from Glassfloor are aesthetic and functional. They provide views of the surrounding area and let plenty of light into the rooms below, allowing large spaces to be used. In addition, the thermally insulated glass provides optimum temperature regulation for the interior space.
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Heliobus®
glass cover
The Heliobus® glass covers are accessible light well covers like with the daylight shaft, just without the mirror modules. Acting as a replacement for garden grating, they improve the general appearance of your garden.
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Heliobus®
daylight engineering
Heliobus® supports architects and planners with providing “trapped” rooms with natural light: to improve well-being, provide a special light aesthetic and to make economical use of space.
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Innovation & Design
Our range
Innovation
Heliobus® develops innovative concepts for sophisticated architecture that allow for entirely new ways of utilizing natural light, particularly when it comes to high-density construction.
Design
With our products, functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. These stylish solutions blend into any spatial or structural conditions.
20
Years of experience
8752
Built-in shafts
1026
Built-in Glassfloors
489
Completed projects
