Cell Unit Security Panels

We offer remedial and maintenance works to replace lenses/glass blocks. Repair and reseal pavement lights, smoke outlet panels, floor lights and roof lights, fire escape hatches and cellar flaps. We also offer a regular servicing programme for our fire escape hatches.
Damaged or cracked glass blocks or lens units can be removed and individually replaced. It is recommended that our skilled operatives carry out this work. Please refer to our technical advisory department. Luxcrete repair and reseal pavement lights, smoke outlet panels, floor lights and roof lights. Mastic perimeter sealants or asphalt can be replaced if the adjacent finishes are removed or disturbed in any way.
Fire escape hatches and cellar flaps- Repairs to the complete hatch assembly must only be undertaken by trained Luxcrete personnel, please contact our technical department.

We offer the widest range of durable, tested and certificated pre cast or insitu constructed panels within the UK. Most of our floorlight constructions can be supplied with matching stair treads to provide total continuity within a project. Luxcrete are the innovators and market leaders in glass/ferro-concrete structures.
Our floorlights and rooflights will enhance any project and provide the following outstanding features:-
Transmission of natural daylight.
Create stunning effects illuminating our stair treads and floorlights.
Excellent levels of fire resistance on most constructions.

Pavement lights can either be supplied pre cast or cast on site by skilled Luxcrete personnel. Pre-casting usually speeds up site installation and allows work to continue even during very cold weather. In situ casting enables larger areas to be formed and is more suitable for accommodating site falls and levels. However, careful consideration must be given to the size and shape of all panels to minimise the possibility of shrinkage. Our technical department is available to provide further advice.
A selection of typical joint and edge details are available and variations are of course possible. The proper design and construction of adjacent structures and finishes by others is essential to avoid the possibility of water bypassing the perimeter seal.