Sun conditions per floor and facade

The home check before the viewing: hours of sun, sun index, and what takes the sun.

A sun figure worked out from the terrain alone counts neither the building next door nor the trees. Here the figure comes from Kartverket's laser scan of the city, so what actually stands around the home is in it. See what the other tools do

Free, and no sign-up. Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, Kristiansand and Akershus are covered today, and every house number says whether it has a finished report. The rest of Norway is coming. Why check the sun before buying a home?

Kirkeveien 39B, third floor — a real address, calculated now.

The report for Kirkeveien 39B, floor 3: 2,083 hours of direct sun a year, 92-112
                  minutes on 21 December, openness 6.8 out of 10 and sun index 6 out of 10,
                  a bar for every month, the day's sun path, and a map where three numbered
                  wedges point at the neighbouring buildings and trees that take the sun. The report for Kirkeveien 39B, floor 3: 2,083 hours of direct sun a year, 92-112
                  minutes on 21 December, openness 6.8 out of 10 and sun index 6 out of 10,
                  a bar for every month, the day's sun path, and a map where three numbered
                  wedges point at the neighbouring buildings and trees that take the sun.
What the answer looks like: the numbers first, the year and the day under them, and at the bottom what stands in the way.