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Why Install Blinds for Skylights?

A roof skylight is a great solution to additional lighting, yet sometimes the sun’s rays can be blinding and sweltering, making the room somewhat uncomfortable to be in. Skylight blinds offer to solve this problem. Not only do skylight blinds come in both in light filtering and room darkening fabrics, they also provide added energy efficiency to your building by allowing you to control the admission of light into a given room. The result is lowered heating and cooling costs, and a significant reduction in noise levels. Also, skylight blinds can be easily installed at any angle, in any place, and do not require more than the occasional dusting. Our contractors work with manufacturers of all the most trusted roof skylight and skylight blinds manufacturers, including Velux, Graber, and Comfortex, so that you can choose skylight blinds to match any look. Installation is quick and simple, and a worthwhile minimal investment for long term proven results.

The Kinds of Skylight Blinds Available

Skylight blinds are available in a wide array of styles, colors, shapes, and sizes. In fact, you can be certain that no matter what kind of roof skylight you own, there will be suitable skylight blinds available for purchase. Making the right decision when purchasing skylight blinds can enhance its features, as some skylight blinds materials are denser than others, which can affect the amount of transmitted light. In addition, motorized skylight blinds can be the perfect choice for hard to reach roof skylights, which allow you comfort control with the push of a button. Motorized skylight blinds can also be installed promptly without much change to your roof skylight. Call Roof 101 to discuss your skylight blinds options with an expert contractor.

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