Monodraught seeks BBA approval for commercial Sunpipes

11 January, 2011

Monodraught is seeing BBA (British Board of Agrément) approval for its commercial range of Sunpipe natural-daylight systems, which include 300, 450, 530 and 750 mm models. Managing director Tony Cull explains, ‘As well as enabling us to tender for business that specifically requires the approval, we also believe that Monodraught will be the only manufacturer to offer a BBA-approved range of pipe-based natural lighting system for medium and large commercial applications.’

Sunpipes are undergoing exhaustive independent testing and auditing to confirm Monodraught’s performance claims and guarantees.

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