Skylights

Skylights

Roof lantern and skylight blinds, made to measure and motorised, no cords, no wires across the glass.

Skylights

Roof glazing is the hardest thing in the house to dress well, and the place where a bad job shows most. We make blinds for roof lanterns, Velux units and pitched glazing, built to the exact recess and fitted by our own team.

The system we fit runs on a hidden belt drive inside a four-sided frame, there are no tension cords or support wires crossing the glass, so the lantern still reads as open sky when the blind is back. Fabrics are cellular, which means real insulation: less glare and heat in summer, less heat lost through winter.

Everything is motorised as standard, on mains, rechargeable battery or solar power, and controlled from a handset, a wall switch, your phone, or Alexa and Google.

  • Roof lanterns, Velux windows and pitched glazing
  • Hidden belt drive, no visible cords or wires
  • Insulating cellular fabric, light-filtering or blackout
  • Mains, battery or solar powered motors
  • Handset, app and voice control
  • Widths to 2,950mm, drops to 5,000mm
  • White, dark grey, dark coffee or black frames

Why this system

Clean glass, cool rooms

Most roof blinds hang on tension cords and guide wires. Ours doesn't.

No wires, no cords

The blind runs on a hidden belt drive inside a four-sided frame. No tension cords or support wires cross the glass, so the lantern looks open and clean when the blind is retracted.

Insulating cellular fabric

Every fabric is honeycomb-cell, trapping a layer of air against the glass. It keeps the heat out in July and the warmth in through winter, the difference in a glazed extension is immediate.

True blackout when you want it

Blockout fabric paired with brush strips down the side channels gives a genuinely dark room, which matters in loft bedrooms and media rooms.

Built for large glazing

Floating ribs stack back with the fabric on wider units, so even a big lantern stays flat and taut with nothing hanging in the void.

In motion

See it retract

The fabric stacks back into a slim headbox at one end, leaving the lantern completely clear. Quiet enough that you'll only notice the light changing.

Specification

Sizes and options

Maximum width
Up to 2,950mm in a single blind
Maximum drop
Up to 5,000mm, or 6,000mm split-stack
Recess depth needed
From 40mm
Frame finishes
White, dark grey, dark coffee or black
Fabrics
Cellular light-filtering or blackout
Power
Mains, rechargeable battery or solar
Control
Handset, wall switch, app, Alexa or Google

Recent work

A look at the finish

Cellular skylight blind fitted across a kitchen roof lantern
Large roof lantern blind above a dining table
Three Velux roof windows with made to measure pleated blinds
Roof lantern blind in a Mercury Ash fabric with cove lighting
Skylight blind closed in the evening in a bedroom
Close-up of the slim side channel on a skylight blind

How it works

Four steps, one team

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We come to you with samples, talk through the rooms, and show you what each style actually looks like against your own light.

  2. 02

    Technical survey

    Every opening measured to the millimetre, every out-of-square noted. This is where the final price is confirmed.

  3. 03

    Made for your windows

    Your shutters are built to your specification: material, louvre, tilt, colour and hinge, then finished and checked.

  4. 04

    Installed by our trusted team

    Our trusted installers fit them, tidy up after themselves, and show you how everything works before they leave.

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