HEALTH & WELLBEING

Natural light benefits buildings as well as bodies
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Natural light isn’t just good for us – it’s actually good for our buildings too!
Natural light can optimise heating as well as reliance on electrical light.
Roof windows maximise floor space in attic rooms.
Natural light will help to prevent that topical issue for developers and landlords – mould.
The benefits of natural light
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Roof windows give up to two times more daylight than dormer or vertical windows.
Dakea’s online window configurator helps users choose the right size and number of apertures to result in a well-lit room.
There is a golden rule of daylight lighting!
One big window isn’t necessarily better than a group of smaller windows.
With 25% of heat lost through a roof, it’s imperative that roof windows must be highly thermally efficient to reduce excess heat loss.
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One of the less studied housing quality factors is lighting in the home.
Developers not building light into their project could be faced with compensation claims for a fall or injury caused by inadequate light.
Natural light is delivered at no cost and in a form most people prefer.
Roof windows contribute to an occupant’s healthy living environment and provides another option for natural light source.
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HEALTH & WELLBEING

Natural light benefits buildings as well as bodies
Flood your HMO
The benefits of natural light
The benefits of natural light
Look up for healthy inspiration!
Promoting healthy living environments
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