Solar shingles
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about solar shingles
Product • By Solitek • Anti-Glare Glass-Glass Modules SoliTek SOLID Satin
Anti-Glare Glass-Glass Modules SoliTek SOLID Satin
SoliTek’s SOLID Satin modules are specifically engineered for environments where sunlight reflections could cause safety risks — such as airports, near flight paths, or other glare-sensitive zones. Featuring anti-glare satin glass with a luminance of only 3600 cd/m², these modules ensure minimal surface reflection without compromising performance.
Available in both framed and frameless designs, the Satin modules integrate seamlessly into the roof, offering a refined, functional surface that replaces conventional roofing materials with a fully energy-producing glass roof.
All SOLID Satin models are DiBT-certified (abZ/aBG) and Cradle to Cradle Gold-certified, confirming their compliance with construction and sustainability... More
Product • By Solitek • Integrated SOLID Solrif Solar Modules
Integrated SOLID Solrif Solar Modules
SoliTek’s SOLID Solrif series transforms a traditional roof into a fully functional glass roof that generates clean energy. These in-roof solar modules replace conventional roofing materials, creating an elegant, watertight, and energy-producing surface that pays for itself over time.
Designed for architectural integration, the Solrif modules provide both aesthetics and performance — ideal for residential, commercial, or heritage buildings where visual harmony matters. Available in transparent and full black versions, they offer flexibility between design and energy yield:
Full Black modules – up to 435 W power outputTransparent modules – up to 290 W, with higher light transmission for brighter interiorsAll SoliTek... More
Project • By SunStyle • Housing
Single-family house in Bern
The roof of a house is not only a durable protection against wind and weather. As part of the dream home, it also acts as an eye-catcher and rounds off the architectural design of the entire property. This is what the owners of this home thought, too, who took the opportunity to upgrade their house aesthetically and in terms of energy technology as part of a roof extension to gain living space. Conventional solar panels were out of the question for them. The visual appearance of the house and the most ecological building style possible were the top priorities for the owners. At the same time, optimal energy generation was to be achieved by covering as much of the roof surface as possible with solar tiles. A clear case for the products from... More