Natural light remains one of the most powerful tools in architectural design. Whether creating brighter outdoor living spaces, covered walkways, entrance canopies, or commercial environments, transparent roofing can help connect indoor and outdoor spaces while providing year-round weather protection.

However, achieving this balance requires more than just a visually appealing product. Architects and designers need confidence that the roofing system can integrate with a variety of building types, comply with New Zealand regulations, and perform over the long term.

ClearVue has been trusted on New Zealand projects for more than 15 years, providing a BRANZ appraised transparent roofing solution suitable for both new construction and retrofit applications. Supported by comprehensive technical documentation, BPIR compliance information, and local technical expertise from PSP, it offers confidence throughout the design and specification process.

Designed for new builds and existing structures

One of the key considerations when specifying transparent roofing is flexibility.

ClearVue can be incorporated into new architectural designs or used to upgrade existing structures, making it suitable for residential and commercial projects alike. The system accommodates a range of common wall cladding types, including weatherboard, brick veneer, masonry block, and fibre cement construction.

Installation details are available for low, medium, high, very high, and extra high wind zones, helping designers address site-specific requirements with confidence.

A contemporary alternative to traditional glass roofing

While glass remains a popular option for transparent roofing applications, project requirements such as weight, structural considerations, installation requirements, and budget can influence material selection. ClearVue provides an alternative approach, delivering high levels of natural light transmission through a lightweight flat-panel roofing system.

Its clean, contemporary appearance makes it well suited to covered outdoor areas, pergolas, canopies, walkways, schools, hospitality venues, and other architectural applications where daylight access and weather protection are both important considerations.

Tailoring light and solar performance

Every project has different performance requirements. Some spaces require maximum daylight transmission, while others benefit from glare reduction or greater solar control.

To support these differing design objectives, ClearVue is available in five panel options: Clear, Grey Tint, Diffused, Solar Control, and Blue Breeze.

Specification confidence

ClearVue is backed by a BRANZ Appraisal, BPIR-compliant documentation, NZBC-compliant installation details, a 15-year replacement guarantee, and proven performance on New Zealand projects for over 15 years.

For architects, designers, builders and property owners seeking a transparent roofing solution that combines design flexibility with proven performance, ClearVue provides a practical and trusted option for bringing natural light into a wide range of projects.