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skylight
design

Skylight design involves the careful consideration of several factors, including the size and placement of the skylight, the orientation of the building, the material used for the skylight, and the type of glazing used. By carefully considering these factors, we can create skylights that enhance the natural light and overall aesthetic of your building while also providing functional benefits.

Careful placement and choice of product can ensure your home receives light but not heat.  Coastal Skylights will offer expert advice on the skylight size and placement most effective for your application.
 
Here are some key considerations for skylight design:

consider the following...

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Sun path and how much light you desire into your space

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Skylight tunnel shape to flow with your ceiling and achieve the best look in your space

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Materials to be used in your skylight tunnel for a great finish to suit your space

DID YOU KNOW A SKYLIGHT CAN ADMIT MORE THAN 3 TIMES AS MUCH LIGHT AS A VERTICAL WINDOW OF THE SAME SIZE?
 

types of skylights
 

Skylights are an excellent way to bring natural light into a room to improve its overall aesthetics. There are various types of skylights that you can choose from, depending on your needs, budget, and the architecture of your home.

Here are some of the most common types of skylights:

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fixed skylight

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SUN TUNNELS

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domed skylights

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ventilated skylight

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electric/solar skylight

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custom skylights

These skylights are stationary and do not open. They are perfect for rooms where you want to bring in natural light but don't need ventilation.

These skylights can be opened to allow fresh air into the room. They are ideal for rooms that need additional ventilation, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.

These skylights are small and designed to fit into tight spaces, such as closets, hallways, and bathrooms. They consist of a dome on the roof, a reflective tube that runs through the attic, and a diffuser that spreads light evenly in the room.

Both electric and solar skylights work by using a motor to open and close the skylight by either using electricity or solar energy as the power source.

These skylights have a dome-shaped design that allows them to collect more sunlight than flat skylights. They are also more energy-efficient and can withstand harsh weather conditions.

These skylights are designed to fit your specific needs and can be made in any size, shape, or style you desire. They are ideal for unique or challenging spaces that require a custom solution.

Grow Your skylight Vision

Check out our inspiration section or simply research skylight designs to get you in the creative mindset.

light is the first element of design; without it there is no colour, form or texture - thomas e. farin

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