Rooflight Blinds

Rooflight and roof lantern blinds demand one of two solutions. 

Pitched or hipped skylights are often made up of rectangular and triangular glass panes, so they may require various small blinds.

The other, simpler option is to install larger roof lantern blinds that can span horizontally across the skylight. 

Pleated and cellular blinds make an excellent choice for a space requiring a subtle design. The blinds fold discreetly away when retracted and provide a clean, modern look when extended. 

For a more traditional look, Pinoleum woven-wood blinds offer dappled shade with a slight view of the sky. And for those awkwardly shaped rooflights, Louvred roof systems are an effective alternative. For very large rooflights, we might suggest high quality roller cassette blinds spanning the void with the fabric held in tracks on either side.

Get in touch for a custom quote on roof lantern blinds today.

 
 

FAQs

  • Yes, you can put blinds on a roof lantern. Blinds can be installed in two main ways: either against the glass panels or across the bottom of the roof lantern.

  • The main difference is aesthetic, so the choice you make comes down to personal preference.  Roof Lanterns are a more traditional approach, and they tend to let in more natural light than Skylights.

  • Yes skylight blinds keep heat in, especially if they are made with thermal fabric or honeycomb materials.

  • Our prices start from £2,000 + VAT for full survey and installation.

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