Sun Tunnel

They are very good but not cheap to have installed we have fitted a couple in houses with bathrooms that have no windows Installation cost for us was around £750.00 per unit but a lot depends on your layout and roof type I would suggest posting the job on here and getting a few quotes

I personally think they are great, fitted a few recently sometimes instead of Velux type windows in loft conversions. The light and effect naturally reflect the weather and light outside but not as gloomy on bad days as you might expect. To be honest I find B&Q the best place to source what I've used, might be an idea to go to your local one and look at the finishes etc. Hope this helps. Regards Pete

Hello, these are very good solutions if you can't get a rooflight or window. They are easy for a good roofer (plus joiner/plasterer) to fit - you get good natural light but it is not quite like seeing the sky. Probably cost you £350 - £500 to fit dependant upon height of roof etc. Hope this helps - Ian

The sun tunnel is the best and easiest way to get light into awkward areas. To have one installed you are better posting, in roofing section and get a few roofers round to quote. Its impossible to tell how much it will cost without knowing details of roof type height of loft etc.

Hi, Sun tunnels are pretty much a self contained rooflight/skylight and need to be fitted with the same attention as you are dealing with a roof which if not done correctly can create major problems, however once fitted can bring loads of light and warmth to most areas, They do vary is size and price and sometimes quality, ( As they have become popular they seem to get cheaper ) but you should find one to fit most applications, For a fairly standard size fitted into a flat roof application the cost would be around £450.00, Hope this helps, Steve @ PDQ

have installed these in the past and they do give of a fair bit of light, they can be installed with a light as well as just the tunel