SunStyle®: The fully roof integrated photovoltaic module
Inspired by the slate roofs in the Swiss Alpine region, the SunStyle® solar roof was developed with a diamond-shaped pattern. This enables the careful integration of the solar tiles into the roof landscape, while being waterproof and robust, even at higher to alpine altitudes.
The SunStyle® solar roof impresses with its low profile that fits seamlessly into existing and new roofs, even in complicated roof shapes with many penetrations.
Many installations exceed the energy needs of the property, so excess energy can be stored or fed into the local grid, giving you energy independence. Look forward to the future of roofing with SunStyle® – where beauty, efficiency and innovation come together.
The SunStyle® solar roof impresses with its low profile that fits seamlessly into existing and new roofs, even in complicated roof shapes with many penetrations.
Many installations exceed the energy needs of the property, so excess energy can be stored or fed into the local grid, giving you energy independence. Look forward to the future of roofing with SunStyle® – where beauty, efficiency and innovation come together.
SunStyle®: Mounting concept
Sunstyle® dragonscale layout
Sunstyle® mounting principle
SunStyle® Reference Projects
Residential house in Solothurn: The roof of this beautiful residence in the picturesque canton of Solothurn was originally covered with traditional plain tiles.
A customised solution was developed to ensure that the elegance and aesthetics of the stately country house were not lost through the new solar modules: The choice of terracotta-coloured solar tiles, which were harmoniously matched to the original roof design in terms of both size and colour, preserves the timeless elegance of the building while at the same time enabling sustainable energy generation.
Almost 1’000 terracotta-coloured solar tiles were used, achieving a total output of 65 kWp.
A customised solution was developed to ensure that the elegance and aesthetics of the stately country house were not lost through the new solar modules: The choice of terracotta-coloured solar tiles, which were harmoniously matched to the original roof design in terms of both size and colour, preserves the timeless elegance of the building while at the same time enabling sustainable energy generation.
Almost 1’000 terracotta-coloured solar tiles were used, achieving a total output of 65 kWp.
Residential house, Solothurn; Photo: Andreas Buschmann Architekturfotografie
Residential House in Bern; Photo: Texep LTD
Residential house in Bern: The roof of this building had to be renovated. Instead of replacing the roof with a new one and installing solar panels on top, one used the opportunity to kill two birds with one stone by substituting the old construction with roof integrated solar modules of SunStyle®. Classic solar black shingles were used to maximize the energy output of this solution.