Natural Light for Exhibits by Solatube

Mammoth Exhibit at Viminacium Archaeology Park with Solatube TDD

When setting up exhibits, sometimes it's best to use natural light. If you want to use natural light for exhibits, check out the TDD or tubular daylighting device from Solatube. Just imagine wonderful paintings that were created in daylight by artists seen by viewers in the same illumination.

Another good example where TDD was used was the mammoth exhibit at the Viminacium Archaeology Park. Thanks to the overhead structures and lighting, the exhibit gains a sense of overall largeness and space.

TDD Natural Light for Exhibits by Solatube

On a practical side, the TDD from Solatube is able to protect exhibits. It delivers natural light but with minimal thermal impact. This type of lighting can eliminate the effect of infrared and UV radiation, which can damage precious fossils and irreplaceable works of art.

If you need help utilising natural light for exhibits, you can contact the national specification of Solatube. For more information, visit solatube.com.au.