Skylight Blinds NZ

Made-to-measure honeycomb skylight blinds for roof windows, sloped windows and hard-to-reach skylights.

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Skylight blinds are a specialist honeycomb blind option designed for roof windows, sloped windows and skylights where a standard window blind is not suitable

Our current skylight blind option is a made-to-measure honeycomb skylight blind, available in light-filtering or blockout fabrics depending on how much light control you need. They help soften glare, improve privacy where needed, and add the insulating benefits honeycomb blinds are known for

Skylight honeycomb blinds can be operated in three ways: manually with a handle on the bottom rail if the skylight is easy to reach, manually with a telescopic pole for higher skylights, or motorised for the easiest day-to-day operation

Available as DIY or with our measure-and-install SERVICE in selected areas. Please email a photo of your skylight, enter your measurements through our Get a Quote form, and advise what option best suits how you want to operate the blind

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PRICE LEVEL

Mid range — Premium

IDEAL FOR

Skylights + superior thermal efficiency

LEAD TIME

3 weeks (AIR), 6 weeks (SEA), see LEAD TIME section

XMAS CUTOFF

Order by Oct 6 (SEA), Nov 10 (AIR)

WARRANTY

5 years blinds, 3 years motors

MAX SIZE (W)

1546 X 3092 (see FAQS)

CELL SIZES

25, 45 mm single & double cell

Why choose skylight blinds?

Skylights and roof windows are great for natural light, but they can also bring extra glare, heat and brightness into a room. A standard window blind is not usually suitable for a sloped skylight, so a specialist skylight blind is needed

Our skylight blinds are made-to-measure honeycomb blinds designed to sit neatly within suitable skylight and roof-window openings. They help soften harsh overhead light, improve room comfort, and give you better control over bright or hard-to-reach windows

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Honeycomb skylight blinds — insulation, light control & comfort

Honeycomb skylight blinds use a cellular fabric structure that traps air inside the blind. This helps improve insulation and makes them a practical choice for skylights, where heat gain and heat loss can be more noticeable than on standard vertical windows

They are a smart option for bedrooms, living rooms, stairwells, offices and high windows where you want a cleaner, more modern alternative to leaving the skylight uncovered

Our current skylight blind option is a honeycomb skylight blind, available in light-filtering or blockout fabric depending on the room and the level of light control you want

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Manual skylight blinds — handle or telescopic pole

Manual skylight blinds are a good option where the skylight is easy enough to reach. The blind is operated using a handle on the bottom rail, so you can open or close it by hand without needing motorisation

For higher skylights, the same manual skylight blind can be operated with a telescopic pole. This gives you a more cost-effective option than motorisation where remote-control operation is not required

Manual skylight honeycomb blinds are available in a 25mm single-cell honeycomb fabric, making them a practical choice for reachable roof windows, lower sloped windows, or rooms where the blind will only be adjusted occasionally

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Motorised skylight blinds

Motorised skylight blinds are the easiest option for high, awkward or frequently used skylights. Instead of reaching up by hand or using a pole, the blind is operated by remote control

This is especially useful for hard-to-reach roof windows, high ceilings, stairwells, bedrooms, offices and living areas where the skylight may need to be adjusted regularly throughout the day

Motorised skylight honeycomb blinds are available in selected 45mm honeycomb fabrics, with single-cell or double-cell options depending on the setup required

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Light-filtering or blockout skylight blinds?

Light-filtering skylight blinds are best when you want to soften bright overhead light while still keeping the room feeling naturally lit. They are a good choice for living areas, kitchens, offices and spaces where glare control is more important than room darkening

Blockout skylight blinds are better where you want stronger light reduction, such as bedrooms, media rooms, nurseries or skylights that receive strong direct sun

Both options retain the insulating benefit honeycomb blinds are known for, so the main decision is whether you want soft filtered daylight or a darker result

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DIY or measure-and-install service

Skylight blinds can be supplied for DIY or as part of our measure-and-install service in selected areas. The best option depends on your location, the skylight position, access, and how confident you are measuring and installing a specialist blind

Please send a photo of your skylight, enter your measurements through our Get a Quote form, and advise the option that best suits how you want to operate the blind

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Lead time for skylight blinds

Once your order is confirmed, your skylight blinds are custom-made and delivered within approximately 3–6 working weeks, depending on freight method.

  • Sea freight: approx. 6 weeks — standard option
  • Airfreight: approx. 3 weeks — add $15 per blind

Skylight blinds are a specialist made-to-measure honeycomb blind, so each blind is manufactured to your exact skylight size, fabric choice and operation type

If you are working to a deadline, let us know when you request your quote and advise if you would like airfreight included

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Skylight blind colours — Blockout & light-filtering fabrics

Choose from a practical range of honeycomb skylight blind colours, available in blockout and light-filtering fabrics

Light-filtering skylight blinds are a good choice when you want to soften bright overhead light while still keeping the room naturally lit. Blockout skylight blinds are better where stronger light reduction is needed, such as bedrooms, media rooms, nurseries or skylights that receive direct sun

For skylights and roof windows, many customers choose neutral tones such as white, cream, grey or soft natural colours, as these sit quietly against the ceiling and help keep the overall look clean and modern. Colour availability is not affected by the cell size, so your colour choice is mainly about appearance and whether you prefer light-filtering or blockout fabric

You’ll still get the insulating benefit honeycomb blinds are known for, with blockout fabric offering a small thermal edge over light-filtering fabric)

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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Annapolis Grey
Annapolis Grey (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Autumn Gold
Autumn Gold (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Black Olive
Black Olive (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Blue Flower
Blue Flower (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Brilliant White
Brilliant White (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Cabin
Cabin (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Catalina Blue
Catalina Blue (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Classic Silver
Classic Silver (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Coffee Beans
Coffee Beans (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Cotton Cloud
Cotton Cloud (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Daisy
Daisy (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Eggplant
Eggplant (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Fernwood
Fernwood (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds French Silver
French Silver (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Gardenia
Gardenia (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Lakeside
Lakeside (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Meadows
Meadows (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Morning Blush
Morning Blush (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Morning Mist
Morning Mist (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Mulberry
Mulberry (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Natural Tan
Natural Tan (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds New Camel
New Camel (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Ocean Air
Ocean Air (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Orion Grey
Orion Grey (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Pacific Cove
Pacific Cove (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Pale Oak
Pale Oak (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Pashmina
Pashmina (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Power Grey
Power Grey (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Provence Cream
Provence Cream (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Reflections
Reflections (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds River Rock
River Rock (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Roasted Pumpkin
Roasted Pumpkin (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Rue Bourbon
Rue Bourbon (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Seal Grey
Seal Grey (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Seaside Blue
Seaside Blue (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Silver Satin
Silver Satin (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Soft Stone
Soft Stone (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Smokey Blue
Smokey Blue (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Spring Sky
Spring Sky (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Wheat
Wheat (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Whipped Mocha
Whipped Mocha (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds White Cream
White Cream (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds White Rain
White Rain (Blockout)
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Blockout Honeycomb Blinds Yellow Bliss
Yellow Bliss (Blockout)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Annapolis Grey
Annapolis Grey (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Autumn Gold
Autumn Gold (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Black Olive
Black Olive (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Blue Flower
Blue Flower (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Brilliant White
Brilliant White (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Cabin
Cabin (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Catalina Blue
Catalina Blue (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Classic Silver
Classic Silver (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Coffee Beans
Coffee Beans (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Cotton Cloud
Cotton Cloud (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Daisy
Daisy (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Eggplant
Eggplant (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Fernwood
Fernwood (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds French Silver
French Silver (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Gardenia
Gardenia (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Lakeside
Lakeside (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Meadows
Meadows (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Morning Blush
Morning Blush (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Morning Mist
Morning Mist (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Mulberry
Mulberry (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Natural Tan
Natural Tan (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds New Camel
New Camel (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Ocean Air
Ocean Air (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Orion Grey
Orion Grey (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Pacific Cove
Pacific Cove (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Pale Oak
Pale Oak (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Pashmina
Pashmina (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Power Grey
Power Grey (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Provence Cream
Provence Cream (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Reflections
Reflections (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds River Rock
River Rock (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Roasted Pumpkin
Roasted Pumpkin (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Rue Bourbon
Rue Bourbon (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Seal Grey
Seal Grey (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Seaside Blue
Seaside Blue (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Silver Satin
Silver Satin (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Smokey Blue
Smokey Blue (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Soft Stone
Soft Stone (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Spring Sky
Spring Sky (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Wheat
Wheat (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Whipped Mocha
Whipped Mocha (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds White Cream
White Cream (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds White Rain
White Rain (Light-filtering)
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Light Filtering Honeycomb Blinds Yellow Bliss
Yellow Bliss (Light-filtering)
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How to measure for skylight blinds — inside fit

Skylight blinds are normally measured as an inside fit, with the blind sitting inside the skylight or roof-window opening. This gives the neatest result and keeps the blind contained within the frame or jamb

Measure the clear inside opening carefully and enter your measurements in millimetres through the Get a Quote form. Please do not make any factory deductions yourself — we’ll handle the required deductions when manufacturing your blinds

For skylight blinds, a photo is also helpful so we can see the frame, angle, access and any possible obstructions

Measure in 3 steps

1. Measure width (3 places)

Measure the inside width of the skylight opening in three places — near the top, middle and bottom of the opening

Record the smallest width and use that as your width measurement. This helps allow for any small variation if the skylight frame is not perfectly square

2. Measure drop (3 places)

Measure the inside drop/height of the skylight opening in three places — left side, centre and right side

Record the smallest drop and use that as your drop measurement. For sloped skylights, measure along the inside opening where the blind will sit

3. Enter your skylight blind measurements

Enter your smallest width and drop measurements in millimetres through the Get a Quote form

Please also send a clear photo of the skylight. A photo helps us see the skylight frame, angle, access and any possible obstructions before quoting. Helps us advise you of anything requiring consideration

Download measuring instructions: Inside Fit

Download installation instructions: Skylight

Download full warranty PDF: Warranty

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