Masuria, Poland
Innovative solar roofs from SunRoof and traditional roof tiles

The solar roof is combined with traditional roof tiles finished with volcanic rock topping in Forest Green, a solution inspired by traditional wooden shingles. The result is an energy-efficient house with a neat, clean-looking roof free from unsightly PV panels. The installation substructure engineered by SunRoof can integrate solar PV tiles with most standard roofing materials.

Greater Poland, Poland
Coloured solar roof from SunRoof

A smooth transition between the black and brick facade and the roof emphasises the harmony of the building and its synergy with the surrounding environment. This was achieved using SunRoof technology, which integrates the roof with the solar panels, making it possible to select a colour which matches the architect's design. Despite its modest form, the house achieves an interesting visual effect, while its residents can enjoy the benefits of solar energy.

Luleå, Sweden
A year-round cabin with SunRoof roof

Located 100 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle. This is the first solar roof to be built so far north! Our project is perfectly with the surrounding nature. It's perfect for summer and winter season, during which an average of 1-2 meters of snow falls, and the temperature reaches -30°C. Production covers year around energy needs in all house.

Termen, Switzerland
The first house with the SunRoof’s solar in Switzerland

The house was built in a fashionable modern barn style. The relatively simple body of the building, with its steep gable roof, is in perfect harmony with the mountain environment.
The breakthrough glass-glass technology not only provides higher performance and durability and gives the building a distinctive appearance. This shows that ecology can be practical, profitable and beautiful at the same time.

Łódź, Poland
The first house in Poland with a completely solar roof

It does not have any separate panels attached to completely ruin the aesthetic. SunRoof looks like a modern, elegantly tiled roof. It covers the entire roof, even one as complicated and multi-hipped as that used for the first installation in Poland.
The annual savings are estimated at up to €3,400. This makes it the most economical and eco-friendly solution on the market.

Tångeröd, Sweden
Environment-friendly housing cooperative

An innovative and environment-friendly project, that increases the value of the real property, perfectly ready to accommodate charging stations for residents’ electric vehicles. Having SunRoof means no electricity bills for community laundry, elevators, and lightning, both inside and outside

Sweden
Villa in harmony with nature

A modern and environment-friendly design, which provides full energy sufficiency. The simple structure of the building fits well into the natural Swedish landscape. The combination of SunRoof with glass architecture, thought through to the tiniest detail, looks light and incredibly elegant. The design provides an opportunity to relax after a long day

Sweden
Environment-friendly family house

In this case, the renovation of the roof led to a combination of traditional architecture with the modern design of SunRoof, which was a more affordable and environment-friendly solution. Nonetheless, it is equally durable, robust, and incredibly elegant. SunRoof is the ideal solution both for new modern buildings, as well as renovation projects

Gundlebo, Sweden
Power House

The dark red facade, which alludes to traditional Swedish architecture, perfectly goes together with the timeless glistening black colour of SunRoof. The energy, power, and potential of this combination lie not only in the colours themselves but also in the maximum efficiency of the solar roof

Sweden
Energetic red SunRoof

There is as much energy in red as there is potential in SunRoof. Though black is the most popular choice, SunRoof technology allows non-standard projects, which account for varied designs. The red trims accentuate the unique character of the building and enliven its traditional architecture

Vessigebro, Sweden
Example of Scandinavian tradition

Designed in Sweden. The classic black colour of the roof perfectly matches the white siding in what exemplifies the essence of Scandinavian architecture. The minimalist style is a symbol of elegance, aesthetics, and simplicity. The top-quality solar system satisfies the electricity demand of the whole family, as well as for heating purposes

Grödinge, Sweden
Black roof that highlights the shape of the house

The black SunRoof goes well together, both with traditional architecture and modern design, gaining more and more followers among minimalists. Its ultra-smooth and glistening surface elevates the look of the whole building to another level. The strength of the black roof lies in its universality and maximum efficiency when it comes to the demanding weather conditions in Sweden

Gundlebo, Sweden
energy-efficient house

A minimalist but highly energy-efficient house. Its simple single-storey structure is topped off with SunRoof, the environment-friendly electricity source, essential for powering all household appliances and providing heating

Mölnlycke, Sweden
Green-energy house

The greenhouse forms an integral and majestic part of the Scandinavian landscape, and fits into the idea of renewable energy produced by SunRoof, reflecting the environmental awareness of its owners. Replacing the traditional roof with SunRoof turned out to be the most cost-effective solution. The classic black colour and meticulously matched details give the whole building a stylish and modern look

Rimbo, Sweden
Sunny villa

A two-storey home with a sunny and warm atmosphere thanks to the yellow façade and the energy derived from SunRoof. The combination of traditional architecture and the modernist, environment-friendly roof ensures a better quality of living