Why Choose a Tubular Skylight?

A tubular skylight is the smallest and most affordable way to bring real daylight into a room that has no window at all. Because the unit fits between your existing roof trusses, there is usually no need to cut into ceiling beams or alter the structure of your roof.

The light itself is soft and even, since the reflective tube spreads it across the room rather than throwing a single hot spot the way a small window sometimes does. Bathrooms, walk-in closets, hallways, and laundries are the rooms that benefit most, since they are often boxed in on all sides with no other way to bring in natural light.

Because the unit is compact, a tubular skylight also loses less heat in winter and lets in less direct heat in summer than a larger dome or fixed skylight, which keeps the room more comfortable year round.

Tubular Skylights for Gauteng Homes

We fit tubular skylights on pitched, flat, tiled, and IBR roofs across Johannesburg, Pretoria, East Rand, West Rand, North Rand, South Rand, Centurion, and Midrand. Every unit is fitted with UV stable materials and sealed to handle Gauteng’s hailstorm season, which runs from October to March.

Older homes across Johannesburg and Pretoria suburbs often have small, boxed-in bathrooms and hallways with no natural light at all, which makes them ideal candidates for a tubular skylight rather than a larger, more disruptive installation.