How do floodlights differ from floodlights?

Skylights and rooflights are two solutions used in architecture to bring natural light into rooms. Although their nomenclature is similar, their function is slightly different. What are the key differences between rooflights and fanlights?

Fanlights in exterior doors and walls

Fanlights are glazed panels placed on exterior doors or walls to bring light into a particular room. Their main function is to provide natural light and optically enlarge the space. Fanlights in doors concentrated on one place and directed at the interior. Their effect is to illuminate and enliven interiors, adding natural light and a feeling of spaciousness. In the case of fanlights at the front door, the glass panes cause optical enlargement of the hallway, and also improve the comfort of the room.

Skylights – how do they differ from floodlights?

A skylight is a solution that allows light to flow from one room to another. It uses glazing or openings in the walls so that light can penetrate from one area to another. The main function of skylights is to provide an additional source of light for darker or less well-lit rooms. With them you can brighten up, for example, kitchens by placing a rooflight in the wall connecting it to another room. By providing an additional place for light to flow through, uniform illumination is created. .

Where to buy fanlights for doors?

The fanlights, available from Stalprodukt, are a variety of configurations of fanlight settings in relation to external doors. We allow panels to be placed on the right, left or top side of the door. The range of exterior doors with fanlights also includes a full fanlight package, in which the door is surrounded on all sides by fanlights bringing light into the hallway. Maximum illumination is a great option for those looking for more light in a particular room. Be sure to take a look at our catalog.