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Hey! Installing a clear skylight over your 6x6ft airwell in a 3-storey terrace is definitely doable. It’ll let in a lot of natural light while keeping out the rain.

Here are some friendly pointers:

Options:
• Fixed glass skylight – simple, low-maintenance, keeps rain out.
• Retractable/louvered skylight – you can open it for ventilation, but costs more and needs a bit more upkeep.
• Polycarbonate/acrylic – cheaper and lighter, but may yellow over time.

Rough costs:
• Fixed glass: ~SGD 1k–3k
• Retractable: ~SGD 2k+
• Polycarbonate: ~SGD 800+

Tips:
• Make sure the roof can support the skylight.
• Proper sealing is a must to avoid leaks.
• Check if you need any permits.
• Professional installation is recommended.

Maintenance is mostly cleaning and checking seals; retractable types need a bit more care.

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