SkyTrak Roof Blinds

SkyTrak Blinds for Lantern Windows

Specialists in roof-lantern blind solutions

We offer on-site consultations to help you choose made-to-measure blinds, shutters, curtains, awnings and motorised options for homes and businesses. If you’d like expert advice about SkyTrak blinds for roof lanterns or other bespoke window treatments, contact our team to arrange a visit or measurement appointment.

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Keep glare down and interiors protected

Roof lanterns bring great daylight and an open feel to a room, but the extra sunlight can create glare, raise temperatures and fade upholstery. Pleated lantern blinds are an excellent way to manage light and heat while maintaining the attractive look of the lantern. SkyTrak pleated systems are built to fit the unusual shapes and positions of ceiling voids and lanterns, helping you control comfort and protect interiors year-round.

Why Lantern-Window Blinds Matter

Lantern and ceiling void blinds are designed to reduce incoming solar heat and block ultraviolet light that can damage fabrics and finishes. The pleated form helps trap air for insulation and can be supplied with blackout or translucent fabrics depending on whether you need privacy, darkness or soft daylight diffusion. Because roof lanterns are often hard to reach, many lantern blind installations use motorised drives for effortless operation.

Why choose SkyTrak pleated blinds?

SkyTrak systems are suitable for rectangular lanterns and ceiling voids with a minimum depth of around 60mm. Their innovative belt-drive means there are no exposed guide wires when the blind is retracted, giving a neat finish. Other benefits include:

  • Simple side-fix or shelf-mount installation

  • Options for battery-powered or mains-powered drives

  • Lightweight, low-tension operation for smooth movement

  • Effective dim-out or blackout performance when required
    These blinds commonly use cellular (double-layer) fabrics in practical shades such as white, cream or darker neutrals; blackout linings and foil-backed choices are available for better thermal performance.

Power & control options for SkyTrak pleated blinds

SkyTrak roof-lantern blinds are offered with a range of control setups to suit different installations and convenience levels:

  • 24V motor with 240V transformer — motor sits inside the motor channel; power-cable exit points can be specified around the channel.

  • Radio wall switches and multi-channel handsets — wireless controllers including single-channel wall switches and multi-channel handsets for grouping multiple blinds.

  • Rechargeable battery drive — compact battery modules that recharge via a supplied charger; the battery and receiver are integrated into the tension channel.

  • Solar-powered trickle charge — an optional solar panel may be connected to maintain battery charge; the panel mounts on the blind assembly with a cable (cable length and extension options available).

  • Smart-home compatibility — Wi-Fi-to-radio bridges are available for voice and smart-home control (works with Alexa, Google Assistant and compatible smart hubs).
    Detailed control options and installation positions can be tailored to your project.

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Frequently asked questions

What are SkyTrak blinds?
SkyTrak is a pleated blind system created specifically for roof lanterns and rectangular ceiling voids (designed for recesses of approximately 60mm depth and above). Absolute Blinds

Can SkyTrak blinds be motorised?
Yes. SkyTrak systems are commonly supplied with remote-controlled motors and rechargeable battery options; solar charging can be fitted to keep batteries topped up.

Are there visible guide wires when they open?
No — the SkyTrak uses a belt-drive arrangement so you won’t see guide wires when the blind is fully open.

What fabric choices are available?
The system typically uses cellular (double-wall) fabrics in both blackout and translucent variants. White and light neutrals are popular for blending with ceilings, though darker tones are available too.

Can SkyTrak blinds be made to measure?
Yes. These blinds are manufactured to fit individual lantern windows and other rectangular ceiling openings.