Aluminum Frame Breathable Double Glass Storm Clerestory Windows With Skyview Roof

Clerestory windows are an elegant way to bring daylight into a room while maintaining privacy or function. Or a way to get natural light into a living room that’s located in the center of the home. Or the perfect answer to maintaining the mid-century-modern design aesthetic for an existing home but raising the roof to give the rooms a bit more height and light.

It allows the building to open up to the views of the sky bringing the sun and moon into the house, reinforcing the connection with nature and the surrounding landscape. The clerestories add a touch of uniqueness by helping capture the views of the Mountains and lush greenery it sits amidst creating an experience which would have been impossible to create through ordinary fenestrations.

Light, Bright and Cheerful

No matter how well you use different layers of artificial lighting, nothing compares to the freshness and brightness ushered in by natural light. Clerestory windows bring unhindered natural light all day long and offer a compromise of sorts between traditional windows and skylights. Clerestory windows between public living area and private bedrooms bring light into the bedoom without compromising on privacy.

Getting the Direction Right

The most important part of installing clerestory windows in your home is their orientation and the height at which you wish to place them. Clerestory windows on the north help in cooling down the home and are perfect for residences in hotter regions of the world. It is here that your home would not be exposed to highest amount of direct sun light and heat even while bathing the indoors in natural light. On the other hand, place them on the southern side of your home to bring more heat indoors. Adding a low-emissivity coating to these windows helps cut back on heat loss, giving your home a cozier indoors.

Applicable places:

1,Kitchens for a bright, sunny room all day long.Dining rooms and eating nooks, so you can enjoy more sunshine while relaxing at the table. If you use a clerestory window in the dining room, it makes it easier to add a wall of cabinets that match your kitchen.

2,Living/family rooms to enjoy the view or to provide more decorating flexibility to make sure there was room for anything you want.

3,Entryways, hallways and stairs that are too dark, will benefit from natural sunlight.

4,Bedrooms and bathrooms where you want privacy without giving up natural lighting.

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