MaxLight or MaxLED – find the best fit for your hallway

MaxLight brings natural daylight into your hallway, while MaxLED uses solar power for greater installation flexibility. The right choice depends on your roof and ceiling layout.

Need help to choose the right skylight for your hallway?

SolarBright can help you choose a suitable option based on your roof, ceiling space and the amount of daylight you would like to introduce.

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Tubular Skylight for Hallways

MaxLight Tubular Skylights are an effective way to introduce genuine daylight into hallways that often remain dark even during the middle of the day.

Why Choose MaxLight for Your Hallway?

  • Bring Daylight Indoors: Improve brightness in enclosed corridors and areas with limited access to windows.
  • Rely Less on Electric Lighting: Make better use of available sunlight during daylight hours.
  • Designed and Made in Australia: Developed specifically with Australian homes and conditions in mind.

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Solar Skylight for Kitchen

MaxLED Solar Skylights provide another practical option when a tubular system cannot easily be installed.

Why Choose MaxLED for Your Hallway?

  • Greater Positioning Freedom: Place the indoor light where it will have the most impact.
  • Less Roof Alteration: Add extra brightness without creating a large opening in the roof.
  • Designed for Local Homes: A solar-powered lighting solution developed for Australian residential conditions.

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Hallway Skylight Installation in 3 Easy Steps

  1. We Assess Your Hallway and Roof
    We inspect the hallway, roof structure and ceiling cavity to determine which system, location and size will work best.
  2. Your Skylight Is Professionally Fitted
    Our installers complete the work carefully, with close attention to weatherproofing, presentation and minimal disruption to your home.
  3. We Complete a Final Check
    After installation, we inspect the finished system, tidy the work area and make sure everything is ready for use.

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    Hallway Skylights FAQs

    Here are some of the frequently asked questions about Hallway Skylights. If you still have any questions, please free to get in touch with us and one of our friendly team members will be happy to help.

    • What kind of skylight works well in a hallway?

      That depends on the design of your home. MaxLight is well suited to properties where there is a clear route between the roof and ceiling. MaxLED can be a better choice where the roof space is more complicated or a direct path is unavailable.

    • Where is the best place to install one?

      A central or particularly dark section of the hallway is often a good starting point. The final position will depend on the roof layout, ceiling structure and how light moves through the surrounding rooms.

    • Is a tubular skylight a good option for a hallway?

      Yes. Tubular skylights are particularly useful in internal hallways because they can direct natural daylight into areas that would otherwise have little or no access to sunlight.

    • When is MaxLED the better choice?

      MaxLED is useful when roof framing, ducting, plumbing or other obstacles prevent a straightforward tubular installation. It also gives you more freedom when choosing the location of the internal light fitting.

    • Can skylight help reduce daytime electricity use?

      It can. Increasing the amount of natural or solar-powered light in a hallway can reduce how often you need to switch on conventional lights during the day.

    • Will a large section of my roof need to be opened?

      In most cases, no. MaxLight requires only a relatively small roof penetration, while MaxLED offers even more flexibility when a direct roof-to-ceiling connection is not possible.

    • Do I need major roof work to install a kitchen skylight?

      Not necessarily. Tubular and solar skylights generally require less roof work than large traditional skylights. MaxLight uses a compact roof opening and tube system, while MaxLED offers even more installation flexibility where a direct roof-to-ceiling path is not available.

    • How do I choose the right size?

      The ideal size will depend on your hallway dimensions, ceiling height, roof configuration and desired light level. SolarBright can recommend an appropriate option after reviewing the space.