Solatube International Inc.
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Solatube International
Solatube International has revolutionized the way daylight is brought into a building. Known as a tubular daylighting device (TDD), our products are a compact and leak-proof alternative to traditional skylights, virtually eliminating glare and minimizing solar heat gain. Solatube tubular daylighting systems are modular and can be installed in hard-to-reach spaces and in rooms, skirting obstacles where skylights and windows simply can’t reach. Solatube daylighting systems beautifully illuminate interior spaces, improve human performance and well-being, cut energy costs and minimize our impact on the environment.
Our residential ventilation products offer solar and electric solutions for your house, attic and garage to make cooling your home easier and more energy-efficient than ever, bringing comfort to your family while reducing your carbon footprint.
Acquired by Kingspan
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Gina Barrett-Stark
Strategic Account Manager
Ty Johnson