Diy skylight cover

Skylights can make your room way too hot or bright! Learn how to cover a skylight with a DIY skylight shade made from a blackout curtain.

How to make a professional looking DIY shade for any camper or RV overhead skylight. Travel Trailers too! Great ideas you won't find anywhere else!

Skylight Shades block up to 90% of sun's heat outside. Exterior skylight blinds cover all skylight shapes, sizes, brands like Velux. Easy DIY installation.

The boyfriend has always wanted a skylight. A year and a half ago, a contractor doing work on the bedroom said that with only a day or two of extra work, he could put in a skylight. The boyfriend was psyched--finally, a skylight in his bedroom, just like he's always wanted! We were both really excited at first. The skylight brightens up the room, and we were both enchanted by the idea of looking up and seeing stars at night. After a couple months, however, I came to hate the skylight. I'm a…

Skylight Blinds: Having bought my mobile home in March partly because of all the available daylight from three skylight in the kitchen, the hot spell this July-August here in northern BC had me recalling wishfully recalling my father's design for blinds to block/ref…

I feel a little silly writing this up as a tutorial because I don't know that it will be useful for anyone. BUT, I've convinced myself that there is someone out there with the same problem I have: An awesome skylight in their attic-turned-bedroom that is great for light, but also lets too much sun in during the day which makes it like an oven. Ok, so I know the light coming in through the window isn't the only thing making it warm up there, but it definitely doesn't help. Anyone?! No? Well…

I get too much heat from 4 skylights during the summer and want to find a material that will block the heat and somehow fit up into the surround around the skylight.

How to make a professional looking DIY shade for any camper or RV overhead skylight. Travel Trailers too! Great ideas you won't find anywhere else!

Skylight cover- a quick shade made with leftover materials and 3 $1.50 Daiso rods

When we moved to New England seven years ago we noticed a trend. Most of the houses had skylights. I love skylights. I love that they vent the hot air out and that during our long winter months they let light in. Lots of light. What I don't like is that my children's bedrooms are so bright when they go to bed the children (1) refuse to go to sleep while Mr. Golden Sun is still up and (2) are unable to sleep in late in the morning with Mr. Golden Sun shining in their eyes at 5.30 am. I first…