Designed to meet exacting demands

The Conservation SunPipe has been designed to replicate a Victorian cast iron rooflight, and fits virtually flush with the roofline of a pitched roof building. This makes it a very unobtrusive termination for the SunPipe.

The Monodraught Conservation SunPipe has been developed to answer the problem encountered in many Conservation areas, where the roofs of listed buildings are required to retain their original lines and often a normal skylight or roof light is not allowed.

Rooflight to SunPipe

The rooflight includes an adaptor to fit the circular SunPipe, which reflects natural daylight down into the area below. The SunPipe reflects and intensifies sunlight and natural daylight and the ceiling diffuser creates an even spread of light into the room.

Specification

The Conservation SunPipe roof light frame measures 665 x 875mm with a glass area of 440 x 625mm. A highly reflective rectangular adapter inside reduces the size to 375 x 537mm and this is connected to a rectangular to circular transition unit to suit a SunPipe tube. The system can fit both 12" (300mm) and 18" (450mm) SunPipe tubes. The SunPipe adjustable elbows enable the system to fit any angle of roof pitch.

The Conservation SunPipe system is ideally suited to an application where there is a normal flat ceiling to the room, as opposed to a typical loft conversion, where a normal roof light can be used the highly reflective aluminium SunPipe tube reflects and intensifies sunlight and normal daylight into the room below. The light is spread evenly by the patented recessed SunPipe diffuser.