Skylights are not only attractive for any building office or home but they have multiple other benefits. One of which is allowing natural light into the whole office or home space which has been proven to be very beneficial for work efficiency and has a good impact on the overall morale and attitude of the people occupying that space.

With evolution of human race came the transition in our lifestyle. We moved on from fire to bulbs and now life is unimaginable without the dependable electricity on the same veins we have moved from abundance to depletion, resources have planned to go kaput in near future. In this scenario where the electricity bills are longer than ever and the power requirements and consumption rates simply increases, how do we survive? Answer: skylights!

We have come a long way from the 16^th century conservatory’s that leaked and where the hot air condensed to make it seem like it was raining. Modern technology has brought about the wonderful benefits of having a skylight, roof light or roofers. They are our windows to the world, a space through which we can lie back and watch the entire sky move above you. Those are the creative and imaginative (per se) benefits that you could avail from a skylight (which is essential a horizontal window).

According to RJ Skylights, “A skylight is a structure that allows light on the roof to travel to the interior of a building. Skylights are particularly useful in spaces that do not receive much natural daylight. For example, walk-in-robes, hallways and rooms next to patios or verandas.”

Way back in the 16^th each house or building had what was known as a conservatory which would be a part of the main building. This round or dome shaped room was made completely of glass, from the ceiling to walls. This was primarily done so that there was enough sunlight and ventilation to facilitate the growth of citrus plants at any and all times during the day.