A Trombe wall stores sunshine for later — ChillScroll

A dark masonry wall behind glass glowing in late-afternoon winter sunlight

A Trombe wall stores sunshine for later

A dark masonry wall sits behind a layer of glass and absorbs sunlight during the day. The thick wall stores that heat and releases it slowly inside after the outdoor temperature falls.

A dark wall keeps a pocket of afternoon for the evening.

Source · U.S. National Park Service ↗