A skylight is a window or glazed opening installed in the roof or ceiling to allow natural light into a building. Skylights enhance daylighting, ventilation, and energy efficiency, making them a popular choice for homes, offices, and commercial buildings.

Types of Skylights
Fixed Skylights
Non-operable (does not open).Ideal for maximum daylight with no ventilation needs. Used in living rooms, offices, and commercial spaces.

Ventilated Skylights
Can be manually or automatically opened for airflow. Helps reduce humidity and improve indoor air quality. Common in kitchens, bathrooms, and attics.

Tubular Skylights (Solar Tubes)
Small-diameter tubes that capture and direct sunlight inside. Suitable for compact spaces like hallways, closets, and bathrooms. Energy-efficient alternative to artificial lighting.

Pyramid Skylights
Architectural design with four sloped glass panels. Provides aesthetic appeal and even light distribution. Used in commercial buildings, malls, and hotels.

Dome Skylights
Made of acrylic or polycarbonate with a curved shape. Resistant to impact, weather, and UV radiation.Common in warehouses, shopping centers, and industrial buildings.

Benefits of Skylights
• Increases Natural Light – Reduces reliance on artificial lighting.
• Energy Savings – Enhances daylighting and reduces electricity consumption.
• Improves Ventilation – Ventilated skylights help in air circulation.
• Enhances Aesthetic Appeal – Adds beauty and openness to interiors.
• Boosts Property Value – Makes homes and offices more attractive.

Skylight Materials
Glass Skylights
• Tempered or laminated glass for safety.
• Available in clear, tinted, low-E, or double-glazed options.
• Provides excellent clarity and UV protection.

Acrylic & Polycarbonate Skylights
• Lightweight and impact-resistant.
• Cost-effective but may discolor over time.
• Used in industrial and commercial applications.