Velux. With an angle adapter, the new line of sun tunnels be installed in a straighter line to the ceiling, resulting in more light output, the manufacturer says. A stable dome-to-flashing connection protects against expansion and contraction, and the metal flashing features pre-drilled holes for easier nailing. A new dome shape gathers light from more angles. Impact-resistant models are also available. 800.283.2831. www.veluxusa.com.
B&B Sheet Metal. The Gable Skylight is one of the company's traditional-style, custom-made skylights crafted by in-house artisans and technicians. Customers choose from copper, stainless steel, terne-coated stainless steel, or lead-coated copper and also have eight available glass options and optional protective screens. With an average turnaround time of three to seven days, this flat-roof skylight combines good design and functionality. 718.433.2501. www.bbsheetmetal.com.
Sun-Tek. As record-breaking storms batter the U.S., Extreme Weather Skylights aim to fill a growing consumer demand. The high-impact and high wind-velocity units are available for 120-mph or greater wind zones. All six available models have passed the Metro Dade approval process and meet or exceed all Florida building codes. 800.334.5854. www.sun-tek.com.
Solatube. Bypass rafters and other ceiling obstructions more easily with the 0-to-90-degree extension tube. Composed of three built-in 30-degree-angle adapters, the tube is made with the company's proprietary Spectra-light Infinity material to allow twists and turns without compromising light quality. Extension tubes are available on the Brighten Up series of 10- and 14-inch units. 800.966.7652. www.solatube.com.
