Shower skylight

Mine is very easy, just remove 6-8 screws, it lowers right down. I am sure most are similar. No there is no surprises, it goes back up easily too.

Jerry

Halmfamily wrote:

MFL wrote:

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
You can try reflectix insulation. I use them in the soft sided windows of my HTT.

Yes, this is what I'd use. I'd take the inside of skylight down, then place the reflectix between, put the bottom section of skylight back up. You wouldn't even see it. You may miss the light, but sure would help, if parked in an area without shade.

Jerry

X2

How difficult is it to remove the bottom section of the skylight?

MFL wrote:

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
You can try reflectix insulation. I use them in the soft sided windows of my HTT.

Yes, this is what I'd use. I'd take the inside of skylight down, then place the reflectix between, put the bottom section of skylight back up. You wouldn't even see it. You may miss the light, but sure would help, if parked in an area without shade.

Jerry

X2

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
You can try reflectix insulation. I use them in the soft sided windows of my HTT.

Yes, this is what I'd use. I'd take the inside of skylight down, then place the reflectix between, put the bottom section of skylight back up. You wouldn't even see it. You may miss the light, but sure would help, if parked in an area without shade.

Jerry

You can try reflectix insulation. I use them in the soft sided windows of my HTT.

Aluminum Foil- shiny side up. Leave an inch at the end for light.