Category: Operable Skylights

Looking for a way to bring more light and fresh air into your home or business? Vivid Skylights has you covered with our range of operable skylights. Our blog category is dedicated to providing you with the knowledge and inspiration to enhance your space with our high-quality skylights. From design ideas to installation tips, we have everything you need to make the most of our operable skylights. Let us help you create a brighter, more comfortable environment and bring the beauty of the outdoors inside with Vivid Skylights.

Laminated Glass Skylights Perfect for Melbourne Conditions

August 3, 2022November 20, 2023Vivid Skylights

Adding a glass skylight to your home is a great way to let in natural light and create an open, airy feel. But before you start shopping for skylights, there are a few things you should know. Skylights come in a variety of sizes and shapes to suit your specific needs. Rectangular skylights are a good choice for long, narrow spaces such as hallways. Operable skylights can be opened to help air to circulate and humidity to escape in kitchens and bathrooms. Many people choose to install skylights themselves to save money on labour costs. While installing skylights is usually fairly a straightforward process, it is not always the best… Read More

Skylight blinds installed into a skylight shaft.

Operable Skylights that Open and Close | Vivid Skylights

May 25, 2022November 1, 2023Vivid Skylights

Skylights are incredible for filling a room with natural light – but even better if they can also bring fresh air to your home, especially in areas where additional ventilation is needed, such as the bathrooms and kitchen. Skylights are a perfect investment, but one of the biggest concerns homeowners have with them is the heat build-up that comes from the intense heat of the sun. That’s when opting for operable skylights makes so much sense. Operable skylights are the type of skylights that open either manually or automatically. They also serve as roof windows when traditional windows are not possible. Hot air rises, and having a skylight that opens… Read More