Our kitchen area has no external windows of its own so we have been deliberating for the last 18 months whether to invest in a sunpipe. Decision time finally arrived as we have begun plastering the roof space. So, armed with Wickes vouchers and money off coupons I nipped out to buy a sunpipe the other week. Fitting it wasn't too bad - although the instructions got thrown to the side almost immediately for making no sense whatsoever!
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Step 1: make a hole in the kitchen ceiling without incurring the Wrath of Mum by spreading dust everywhere |
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Step 2: assist Project Manager from the inside of the roof, in impossibly small space |
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Step 3: send hubby into the tunnel to make sure it's all sealed up |
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Step 4: enjoy being bathed in light at the far end of the kitchen! |
All that remains to be done is to paint the surround to match the ceiling - it's our own improvisation to make the ceiling join neater.
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