Window Blinds · For roof windows

Skylight Blinds

Skylight blinds are made for glass in the roof — skylights, roof windows and sloped glazing. The fabric runs in slim side channels or on tension wires, so it stays flat and in place at any angle, even when the glass is horizontal. Use them to cut heat and glare from overhead sun, or choose a blackout fabric to darken an attic bedroom.

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Why Choose It

Why choose Skylight Blinds

Blinds made for skylights and roof windows, held in side channels or on wires so they stay flat on sloped and flat glass.

Less heat and glare from above

Overhead sun is the strongest. A skylight blind cuts the glare and helps keep the room cooler.

Dark when you need it

A blackout fabric darkens an attic bedroom or a home theatre under a skylight.

Stays flat at any angle

Side channels or tension wires hold the fabric in place on sloped and flat glass, so it doesn't sag.

Pole, crank or motor

Skylights are often out of reach, so the blind is worked with a long pole, a crank or a motor and remote.

Good To Know

Before you choose

  • Skylights come in many shapes and sizes, flat or sloped. We measure each one on site so the blind fits its frame.
  • For high skylights, a motor is the easiest way to open and close the blind. It needs power near the skylight, so plan the wiring before the ceiling is finished.
  • Light-filtering fabrics soften the sun; choose blackout fabric if the room needs to be dark.

Options & Specifications

Fabrics
Light-filtering, dim-out and blackout
Operation
Pole, crank or motorized
Holding
Side channels or tension wires
Fitting
Flat or sloped skylights and roof windows
Sizing
Made to measure for each skylight

FAQ

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Yes. The fabric is held in side channels or on tension wires, so it stays flat even when the glass is horizontal and doesn't hang down.

With a long operating pole, a crank, or a motor and remote. For high ceilings, a motor is the most convenient.

It helps. Blocking direct overhead sun cuts the heat and glare coming through the glass. A denser or blackout fabric blocks more.