Skylight Tubes
Streamlined, low-profile roof lens brings in natural sunlight while enhancing your roofline and home's curb appeal.
Add sunlight to any room in your house
The Skylight Tube™ from U.S. Sunlight adds clean, natural light to any room in your house while also enhancing the appearance of your roofline. With our revolutionary new square dome design, you are no longer restricted to "hiding" traditional round bubble tube lights to the backside of your house. Show off your upgraded roof appearance with our attractive and functional Skylight Tube.
Tunnel light into hard-to-reach areas of your home
Different from standard skylights, our Skylight Tube allows you to capture light above your roof and tunnel it to just about any location in your house. Our double-paned, leakproof design provides clean, bright sunlight with the peace of mind that your roof, attic and ceiling will remain protected.
Easy Installation
No reframing or major structural alterations are necessary to install the Skylight Tube. An installation professional should be able to install the product in about two hours and a do-it-yourselfer, in an afternoon.
With its extended 8 foot flexible tubing, the Skylight Tube can be installed just about anywhere. View the installation instructions
Benefits of natural light
The benefits of pure, natural light have been proven in studies throughout the years. Clean, natural light enhances mood, mental and physical well-being, concentration, and overall energy. It’s easier on the eyes and enhances the appeal and decor of any room in your house.
Our Skylight Tube has been engineered to meet and surpass quality and performance of its competitors. We invite you to review the table below to learn how the U.S. Sunlight Skylight Tube outperforms the competition in virtually every key category.
Designed and Tested for Severe Weather
Our Skylight Tube is designed and tested to withstand high wind and pressure in the most severe weather conditions. In fact, our Skylight Tube can endure a structural load up to 360 psf (pounds per square foot). Here is a quick comparison to a typical hurricane with the estimated wind load:
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