Lightway - Lord of the Daylight

Lightway brings daylight into buildings with its 3 main parts:

• On the roof or side wall is a crystal glass dome or daylight collector
• The tube, with sterling silver as one of the reflective layers, reflects daylight into dark rooms
• The daylight diffuser column, made from crystal glass, effectively spreads daylight around the room

Fresh sunlight brought through the sun tunnel enters the crystal glass column and flows through its body; the load-bearing construction of the column is steel, and massive crystal components are stacked horizontally. In the lower part, the light column is equipped with modern light source ceramic core chips, imparting an upwards flow of light.

Lightway sun tunnels can bring daylight into windowless rooms, such as basements, in various ways. They transmit healthy sunlight collected from roofs and sidewalls down into rooms where natural light is limited. Pictured are the inner rooms of a building where windows cannot be installed.

Typical placement of light collector Lightway F400 is on the exterior wall of the building. Under the glass one can see the main mirror inside, with a layer of pure silver, which collects daylight and sends it through the sun tunnel tubing and into the building.

Lightway Daylight Ltd

0333 20 20 97

37 High Street
East Grinstead
RH19 3AF
West Sussex
United Kingdom