New 32rls here. What have others done to cover the skylight on the inside. Have had the foam and foil pillows on other units. The inside measurements on this are 14” x 29 1/2”. Don’t find any offerings online for that size. Trying to stay away from Velcro and the roll foil. Thanks!
Bath skylight cover
- Thread starter Jwtalley
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@Jwtalley - finding a removable cover for the shower dome of that size may prove difficult.
If you want to permanently block the light, I've heard of some people doing this:
1. Using some sort of sealing product on the outside (up on the roof) of the bubble
2. Using some sort of light-blocker between the outside and inside sections of the bubble
For option 2, you might want to remove the interior portion of the bubble to examine it and noodle some ideas.
If you want to permanently block the light, I've heard of some people doing this:
1. Using some sort of sealing product on the outside (up on the roof) of the bubble
2. Using some sort of light-blocker between the outside and inside sections of the bubble
For option 2, you might want to remove the interior portion of the bubble to examine it and noodle some ideas.
Thanks Jim, I’m liking option 2. I’ll investigate!
Similar, yet different - David Smith (Facebook link) used 2 thicknesses of window tint on the top inner bubble.
Follow up. Took the inner skylight to my tint guy. He took one look at it and said no way, can’t put tint on plastic. Said I would be disappointed in 10-12 months. Suggested spray Plasti Dip in white. I applied 4 coats, very satisfied with the results. It didn’t blackout, looks like a cloudy day in bath with sun beaming down outside. Problem solved.
Love to see a picture. Thank you for following up with what you did.
Trent Mills
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Also, I have seen where people cut reflectix, put velcro on it and the skylight sides. When they want shade, they put the reflectix up. If they want the light, they pull it down. It also helps with heat gain/loss through the skylight.