Custom Skylight Shades and Blinds
Skylight shades are used to regulate the amount of light and heat that enters a room through a skylight. They are a fantastic type of window treatment made from a variety of materials, including fabric, metal, or PVC, and can be operated manually with a pole or automatically with a remote control. Skylight shades are the best way to keep your room comfortable, by reducing unwanted glare, UV exposure, and excessive heat that can come from skylights during the hot summers. They can also help to reduce energy costs by keeping your room cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. If you’re looking to tame a skylight and regain light control and comfort in your room, then you’ll want to look at our skylight blinds and shades.
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![Graber Crystalpleat Skytrack Skylight Shades]( "Graber Crystalpleat Skytrack Skylight Shades")
39Save up to 15% when you add to cartGraber Crystalpleat Skytrack Skylight ShadesLight filtering energy efficient honeycomb material
Includes white aluminum side channels
Operated by telescoping skypole
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![CrystalPleat Blackout SkyTrack Skylight Cellular Shades]( "CrystalPleat Blackout SkyTrack Skylight Cellular Shades")
39Save up to 15% when you add to cartCrystalPleat Blackout SkyTrack Skylight Cellular Shades100% Polyester Spunlace
Street-side White Available
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![Motorized Skylight Cellular Shades Crown]( "Motorized Skylight Cellular Shades Crown")
41Save an additional 25% when you add to cartMotorized Skylight Cellular Shades CrownMotorized Skylight Single Cellular Shades Crown$503.12retail : $1331(62% OFF) -
![Motorized Skylight Blackout Cellular Shades Crown]( "Motorized Skylight Blackout Cellular Shades Crown")
41Save an additional 25% when you add to cartMotorized Skylight Blackout Cellular Shades CrownMotorized Skylight Blackout Cellular Shades Crown$586.28retail : $1551(62% OFF)
Can you put shades on skylights?
Yes! Many people don’t realize that shades for skylights are one of the most popular window treatments due to their ease of use and energy efficiency. They are easily mounted to your skylight opening and are supported by a frame, which also creates an energy efficient barrier at your window. Skylight shades can be operated manually with a pole, or you can get motorized skylight shades that operate using a remote. By blocking out the sun’s rays, they can help keep your home at a comfortable temperature. They can also help reduce glare and UV rays. This can be beneficial if you have sensitive skin or are trying to protect your furniture from fading.
What’s the best way to block the sun in a skylight?
When choosing skylight shades for your home, it is important to consider the size and shape of your skylights, as well as the amount of light you want to be able to control. If you’re looking for the best skylight shades to block out the sun, our experts recommend using blackout cellular skylight shades. These shades are made with a blackout liner that blocks 100% of the light through the material itself. They can be raised or lowered to adjust the amount of light they let in, and they have side channels that reduce light gaps.
In comparison, skylight blinds are a cheaper option, but they don't always completely block out the light. Drapes are another option, but they can be difficult to install. Lastly, skylight cellular shades can be a little bit more difficult to clean than other options.