Question concerning sunlight/direct light

Hey guys I've got a question concerning sunlight and statues.

My scetch shows the position of my statue shelf and the windows.
Do I have to worry about my statues with this setup. There's never sunlight falling directly on the statues, however I assume they get indirect light through the window, especially from the right one.

Sorry it's a bit complicated to explain in english to me.

Thanks!

Theoretically, any type of light (direct/indirect/natural/artificial) offer the risk of degradation. Of course, direct sunlight is quite worse than indirect.

If you are concerned - have you installed light dampening blinds on your windows? You could have them down at night or when not home.

Personally, I wouldn't worry too much if they are out of direct sunlight.
Be reasonable about it. Don't obsess. Then you might as well box them in, and hide them in a storage unit forever.
You have to be able to enjoy your collectibles as well.

They don't have curtains in Europe?

Get some curtains or blinds. This will help not affect the color on the statues. You don't have to keep total darkness inside the room. But direct sunlight, dust, humidity are factors that can affect the quality of a piece over time.

King Darkness said:

They don't have curtains in Europe?

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No, at least in Holland they don't

so does the led lights people put in detolfs, does that damage the figure like sunlight?