Darken Shower sky light

[stevo67]

Originally Posted by Freehood

We used the 1" thick foamboard insulation in that and also the vents.
It is very sturdy. I put cabinet handles on with washers on back so they are easily removed when light or venting is needed. One 2x8 sheet covered every hole, so very cost effective.

Great Idea!

[Mgtv53]

Originally Posted by stevo67

That sounds like a good idea

A friend parked his TT and stored under a tree a squirrel fail on the shower sky panel and blood every where like a crime scene and the squirrel managed to climb back out l have one in my MH why do we need it anyway just more money and cut in the roof

[M&M_MURPHYS]

I had some double bubble thin insulation on hand from a previous project. You should be able to order it in small amounts. I cut a piece to cover the opening from the inside. I used some heavy duty velcro (just in a few spots) to secure the insulation.

This type of insulation is designed to work with an air space behind it so the skylight is a good application.

I can remove it and let light in until Needed. It makes a big difference when it is installed. The foil side is hidden and the white side is exposed so it looks ok when installed.

Good luck with whatever you decide.

[dcbenny]

Originally Posted by halfprice

I followed Don and just finished my third coat of white flex seal. His has lasted 3 years so far. If mine last that long I'll be happy. Still have a half can so I could add more if needed

Jerry

Jerry here is the pic I took last week of the skylight after 3 years