Bathrooms often lack windows. If they have any at all, shades remain drawn to protect privacy. The need for natural light and a private space make bathrooms a good choice for skylights.
Bringing in natural light from above is a must-have for many bathroom rituals, such as styling hair, applying makeup and selecting the day’s outfit.
We’ve all been in a bathroom that isn’t properly vented. Between the humidity from that last steamy shower and the ineffective fan humming on the ceiling, it’s unenjoyable.
Adding a vented skylight can help you maintain a comfortable temperature and humidity level by letting out that muggy air.
Bathrooms come with a lot of scents, some of them great, some not so lovely. Whether you’re spritzing hairspray, cologne or air freshener, all those different smells can get overwhelming.
Removing scents is about more than comfort. And with many people spending as much as 90% of their time indoors, air quality is a top health concern.
Vented skylights circulate air and release pollutants and smells, leaving you with a fresh, healthy bathroom.
We’ve all been subjected to bathrooms with poor or no natural lighting (think of hotel bathrooms). They feel cramped, oppressive and downright unpleasant.
Let’s face it: Harsh fluorescent lighting never gave anyone a confidence boost. Research shows natural light improves our health, from promoting a sense of well-being to synchronizing our circadian rhythms so we get a better night’s sleep.
Installing a skylight in your bathroom can help you reap those benefits. Sunlight from a skylight is diffuse, creating a soothing sanctuary where you can start each morning feeling calm and confident.
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