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Windows are a necessary part of every structure. Not only do windows make it possible to see outside a building, but they also allow natural light to flow in. But aside from that, windows can also be stylish. 

Although most people only see them for their practical purposes, there are windows out there designed to attract attention, and clerestory windows are one of those styles.   

 

Clerestory windows are a modern way for flooding a room with normal light. Utilized alone, they will stop a room with backhanded lighting — which frequently makes a more grouchy feel — while leaving the walls accessible for racks and craftsmanship. 

When matched with bay windows or existing windows, they enhance the receptiveness of room, allowing in parcels all the more light during the day.

 

Clerestory windows are tracked down on the upper piece of walls inside the home. On the plan side, they carry style and complexity to a space.   

 

Why Should Your Home Have Clerestory Windows?

 

Take a quick look at individual areas within your home. Chances are, some spots seem dark, despite the presence of windows. These areas include entryways, hallways, and other spots where conventional windows would look awkward or compromise that area’s privacy.

 

Being above viewing height, clerestory windows are not as intrusive in areas where the wall is being used, perhaps as a display space. Adding more natural light to these areas reduces your reliance on daytime electrical lighting. 

It should be noted that home window replacement contractors, us included, do not create new wall openings for clerestory windows. You may need to secure the permits and have an exterior remodeler or handyman create the space.