Skylights & Roof Vents
A skylight floods a tiny bathroom with daylight and, if it opens, doubles as ventilation to clear steam. Any roof opening must be flashed and sealed to stay watertight. Pricing is shown per country; regions marked "being researched" are coming soon.
Skylight & vent options
Openable Skylight / Roof Window
A skylight that opens to let light AND air in. In a bathroom this doubles as ventilation, helping clear steam and cut condensation.
Advantages
- Natural light + ventilation in one
- Cuts condensation and mould
- Makes a tiny room feel up to ~20% bigger
- Manual, electric or solar versions
Disadvantages
- Dearer than a fixed unit
- Must be flashed and sealed against leaks
- Electric/solar versions cost more
Indicative pricing
Fixed Skylight
A sealed skylight that brings in daylight but does not open. Cheaper, simpler, fewer moving parts to fail or leak.
Advantages
- Most affordable skylight
- Lots of natural light
- Fewer parts to maintain or leak
Disadvantages
- No ventilation benefit
- Will not help with steam or condensation
Indicative pricing
Sun Tunnel
A reflective tube that funnels daylight from the roof into the room below. Great for a dark, central bathroom where a full skylight will not fit.
Advantages
- Brings light to awkward/central spots
- Compact roof footprint
- Cheaper than a full skylight
Disadvantages
- Light only — no ventilation
- Needs a clear path through the roof cavity
Indicative pricing
Caravan / RV Roof Vent Hatch
A purpose-built openable roof hatch designed for vehicles — light, weatherproof and made to handle the road. A natural fit for a tiny home on wheels.
Advantages
- Built for mobile use and road travel
- Light + ventilation
- Often includes an insect screen
- Affordable
Disadvantages
- Smaller than a house skylight
- Plainer look
- Still must be sealed correctly
Indicative pricing
Companies & suppliers by country
USA
Being researched
Canada
Being researched
UK
Being researched
Europe
Being researched