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ARE SKYLIGHTS AN ACCEPTABLE LIGHT SOURCE?

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ARE SKYLIGHTS AN ACCEPTABLE LIGHT SOURCE?

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Skylights are an appropriate light source for detention facilities; however, the location, size, and security rating of the skylights are important. Placing the skylight over the toilet, bunk, table or seat in a security cell with an eight-foot ceiling is not appropriate. Such placement requires an internal security screening or glazing. A more appropriate solution may be a smaller skylight that is placed in the center of the room and is not easily accessed by standing on any furniture or fixtures. Security caging for the outside of a skylight should be considered, as well as the ability for staff to clean the skylight. Some facilities report the need for regular maintenance due to a complex assembly.

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