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People usually get clerestory windows for additioonal light that they give to a room. But they also offer other benefits, for example, you can use only clerestory windows to let there be light without the windows taking up entire walls. In warm climates, clerestory windows are often preferred because they let in the same amount of light as low windows but the light is less harsh. This is because the sunlight is filtered above, leaving your room lighted but not too hot. As clerestory windows are mostly placed rather high, it makes them ideal for bathrooms and bedrooms, where you want more natural light incoming but still want much privacy. When clerestory windows are added above other windows, they make it appear as if the entire wall is made of glass. There can be a support beam between the two window rows so you get the effect without the danger of having a wall of windows.

The roof is made to look afloat resting on top of the clerestory windows that bring in abundant quantities of natural light. The windows not only act as a member of structural support but also help achieve a level of illusory competence by virtue of the see-through nature of its being.

Stylish and Energy-Saving

One thing that you need not worry about when it comes to adding clerestory windows to your home is how they would fit in with the existing style. Despite their classic origins, these modernized versions of the traditional clerestory windows fit in with every style – from contemporary and minimal to rustic and eclectic. But the biggest advantage of these windows is how they help homeowners in cutting back on energy bills by reducing reliance on artificial heating and cooling. Also, you would no longer have to use lights in rooms that were previously dark during daytime. Altering homes and lives with their presence.

Installation location:

• Installing clerestory windows on the north side of a home, where they won't be exposed to the highest level of direct sunlight, will keep cooling bills down for those in warm climates.
• In the winter, south-facing clerestory windows invite heat in from the sun. In the summer, trees and window shades can help minimize excessive heat gain.
• If you're installing clerestory windows on the south side of a home, include a low-emissivity coating to reduce heat loss.

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