Project Reference
Beijing New World Lizun
This compact villa project demonstrates how Lumina Slate can be applied to a mid-sized residential roof where the owner needed both clean aesthetics and meaningful solar output. The original legacy case focused on the ro…
Project Overview
This compact villa project demonstrates how Lumina Slate can be applied to a mid-sized residential roof where the owner needed both clean aesthetics and meaningful solar output. The original legacy case focused on the roof build-up beneath the visible solar tiles, especially the batten structure and waterproof underlayment.
Project Challenge
The villa had a compact roof footprint of about 145 sq.m and required an efficient 6 kW system without bulky add-on panels. Beijing's seasonal rain also made waterproofing, ventilation and long-term roof reliability key concerns for the project.
Sunlit Solution
Lumina Slate Pro was installed over a wooden batten framework with waterproof underlayment and counter-batten ventilation. The final roof kept a flush dark slate appearance while integrating active solar roof tiles into the roof surface.
Architectural Outcome
This residential reference records Lumina Slate as the roof-integrated system for Beijing New World Lizun. Review the project facts and images with Sunlit when assessing a comparable roof.
Technical Notes
System Scope Referenced in This Project
The project record identifies these roof-system categories. Exact quantities, interfaces and documents must be confirmed for the current roof design and local requirements.
