FAQ

Unlike traditional skylights, Sun Tubes are more compact, less invasive to install, and can channel light into spaces without direct roof access. They’re ideal for illuminating smaller or more confined areas where skylights are not feasible.

Yes, Sun Tubes can be installed in most roof types, including shingle, metal, and tile roofs. The key consideration is the roof’s pitch and the path from the roof to the ceiling where the light will be diffused.

Absolutely. Sun Tubes use natural light to illuminate indoor spaces, significantly reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day. This can lead to lower electricity bills and a smaller carbon footprint.

Yes, Sun Tubes are designed to maximise light capture, even on cloudy days or in areas with limited direct sunlight. The reflective tube material ensures that even ambient light is efficiently channelled into your home.

Installation typically involves three main steps: installing the rooftop dome, connecting the reflective tube from the dome to the interior space, and installing the diffuser on the interior ceiling. Most installations can be completed within a day with minimal disruption.

While DIY installation is possible for the handy homeowner, we recommend professional installation to ensure optimal performance, safety, and warranty validity. Our certified installers are trained to handle any challenges that may arise during installation.

The right size and type depend on several factors, including the area’s size you wish to illuminate and your aesthetic preferences. Our team can help you determine the best options for your space during a free consultation.

Sun Tubes are built to last, with weather-resistant materials and leak-proof design features. Regular maintenance checks are recommended, but issues are rare.

Sun Tubes require minimal maintenance. An occasional cleaning of the exterior dome to remove debris or dust ensures optimal light capture. The interior tube and diffuser typically require no maintenance.

Yes, with the right planning, Sun Tubes can be installed in multi-story buildings. Custom solutions may involve extending the reflective tube or using angled adapters to navigate between floors.

The cost of Sun Tubes varies based on the model, installation complexity, and home structure. Considering the energy savings, increased property value, and improved well-being, many homeowners find Sun Tubes to be an excellent investment.