Skylight Help Centre
Find practical guides and tools to help you identify, measure and replace the right skylight parts.
| How We Can Help
Finding the right replacement skylight part can be difficult, especially when there is no visible brand, model or part number.
Skybrite helps make the process easier with practical guides, measuring information and identification tools designed to help you work out what you have and what may need replacing.
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Identify My Skylight Part
Not sure what you need? Send us photos and measurements to help identify your replacement part.
Skylight Measuring Guide
Learn where and how to measure your existing skylight parts before ordering a replacement.
Broken Skylight?
Cracked, damaged or deteriorated skylight? Find out which part may need replacing.
Replacement Skylight Domes
Find replacement roof domes by shape, size and material. No Brand. No Model. No Problem.
Replacement Skylight Diffusers
Find replacement ceiling diffusers and panels for common skylight sizes and styles.
Skylight Ventilation Parts
Find replacement ventilation fans, grilles and related skylight ventilation components.
Common Skylight Problems
Select a common skylight problem below to learn what may be causing it and which parts may need replacing.
My skylight is leaking
Water leaks don’t always mean the entire skylight needs replacing. The cause may be damaged flashing, worn seals, blocked drainage or another failed component that can often be repaired or replaced.
My skylight is cracked
Cracks are commonly caused by age, UV exposure, hail or impact damage. Depending on which component has cracked, you may only need to replace the damaged part rather than the entire skylight.
My skylight is yellow
Years of UV exposure can cause acrylic skylight components to become yellow, cloudy or brittle, reducing the amount of natural light entering your home.
My skylight has hail damage
Hail can crack or damage individual skylight components without affecting the entire skylight. Identifying what has been damaged is the first step before deciding on a repair.
My skylight lets in less light
Reduced light is often caused by yellowed or cloudy acrylic, dirt build-up or ageing shafts rather than the skylight needing complete replacement.
My skylight is cloudy
Cloudy skylights are often caused by years of UV exposure, weathering or deterioration of the acrylic. This can reduce natural light and visibility. Find more answers on the Frequently Asked Questions page.
My skylight has condensation
Condensation may indicate poor ventilation, temperature differences or moisture trapped within or around the skylight rather than a failed skylight.
I don't know what skylight I have
Most older skylights have no visible brand or model number. We can often identify suitable replacement parts using simple measurements and photos.
Still Not Sure Which Part Needs Replacing?
Don’t know the Brand or Model? No Probelm.
Identify your skylight by size and shape by downloading the free Skybrite Skylight Parts Finder App.
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| Skylight Help Videos
Watch measuring guides and identification videos
Helpful video guides
Identify skylight parts by size and shape
No Ladder? Identify it from the ground
Why your measurements may not match
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Measurements don't match?
Flanges can be trimmed differently
No Ladder or roof access?
Measure from the inside
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