Skylights Guides

Is your hallway dark, even during the middle of the day? Adding more light to a hallway can make a surprisingly big difference. It can make the space feel brighter, more open and more welcoming, while reducing the need to keep your lights switched on throughout the day. The good news is that you don't necessarily need…

In most homes, a standard MaxLight tubular skylight installation can be completed in approximately two hours. This timeframe applies after the initial quote, roof assessment and pre-installation inspection have been completed. Installation times can vary depending on the roof type, ceiling height, access and the distance between the roof and ceiling. However, most straightforward installations can be…

MaxLight tubular skylights are one of the best skylight options in the Australian market for homeowners looking for a natural daylight solution. Designed and manufactured in Australia, MaxLight tubular skylights are built for Australian homes and Australian weather conditions. MaxLight tubular skylight models MaxLight is available in three different models: ML250, ML400 and ML550. Each model is…

Skylights can make a big difference to a home. They bring natural light into dark rooms. They can make hallways, bathrooms, kitchens and living areas feel brighter and more open. But not every skylight suits every roof. Your roof type, roof pitch, ceiling space and room layout can all affect which skylight is best for your home.…

Yes, solar skylights are worth it, especially if you want a simple and cost-effective way to brighten dark areas of your home without the complexity of a traditional skylight. For many Australian homeowners, solar skylights offer a practical alternative to conventional skylights and standard electric lighting. They are easy to install, cost nothing to run and can…

Tubular skylights are a simple way to bring natural light into darker areas of your home. They capture sunlight from the roof and transfer it through a reflective tube into the room below. Tubular Skylights are commonly installed in hallways, bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and walk-in robes where traditional windows may not provide enough light. A well-designed tubular…