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sky light tubes

  • 15-02-2008 4:29pm
    #1
    oxygen_old
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    Hi. Im looking to bring some natural light into my kitchen, its an extension, so the back of the kitchen is quite dark. I was thinking of sky lights. I only need opague light, I dont need to see the sky or anything.

    I have a diirect tunnel to the roof allready for one of the sky lights. Its on the left of the room tho. I would like one on the riight of the room as well, but I have no tunnel to the ceiling, does anyone know can I run another tube at a 45 degree angle from the first one, or will that completly kill of any daylight coming in. I have drawn a picture to illustrate.


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  • #2
    bakerbhoy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 666 ✭✭✭bakerbhoy


    Sky tubes come with either a flexable tube or a rigid , the rigid giving better light efficiency.There are angle adaptors and straight sections , but the rigid tube would have to follow the slope of the roof IMO.
    Have a look at this site.
    www.prismatics.ie

    I think velux also do a tube light and another company solutube or similar do one.


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