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| Skylights provide energy savings and healthy natural light. They come in all different sizes and shapes and with moving and sliding parts to provide ventilation and security. Use the links at the bottom to view additional information. | |
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| The thought of cutting a hole in your roof needn't conjure up images of dripping water destroying your living room carpet, as long as you know how to seal that opening against the vagaries of nature. And speaking of nature, do the roof work on a day with zero rain probability, and plan on having the skylight installed by the end of the day. Even then, you'd be wise to have a tarp handy, just in case. |
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Adding a skylight is one of the
quickest and easiest ways to make any room of your home lighter and
brighter, adding an open and airy feeling. There are two basic types of
skylights for residential use – flat glass and domed acrylic – and each have
some advantages. Domed acrylic skylights are less expensive than glass, and their convex shape tends to let the rain wash accumulated dust and dirt off a little easier. The acrylic dome is mounted in an aluminum frame, which is in turn mounted on a 2x6 box called a "curb." Once the hole is cut in the roof to the manufacturer’s specifications, the curb is constructed on-site to raise the skylight above the level of the roof sheathing. Site-built or factory-supplied flashings are used to seal the roofing around the curb
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