Sunscreen Roller Blinds

Yes, very. You just need to screw (or drill) a couple of mounting brackets to the window frame or surrounding wall, clip in the blind, secure the chain and you're done! We recommend heading to our Measure & Install page to watch our 'How to install roller blinds' video to see just how simple it is.

Yes, in some cases you can. If you're looking at our roller blind products, any of the ranges made in WA (look out for the 'WA Made' tag) can be motorised. We will be adding more styles in the coming months.

Blockout roller blind fabric is opaque, so no light will travel through it. However, due to the width of the drives and fixing brackets located at each end of the roller tube, when recess fitting, there will be a gap of around 13-15mm (on each side) between the fabric and window frame. This will allow some external light to creep in around the fabric sides.

Yes, you can. First ensure the blind is fully and firmly rolled up. Then, turn the clear plastic wheel in the idle end of the blind (this will only turn one way) until there is a click indicating the pin is fully retracted. You will now be able to remove the roller and fabric skin of the blind from the brackets.

Yes, it just requires an adjustment to your roller blind's control drive. Please contact our support team to get specific advice on how to achieve this.

We sure can! Please get in contact with us if you have 2 blinds within a corner. We will need to clarify a few details with you to ensure we make the correct amendments to your measurements and supply perfectly fitting blinds.

Yes, installing the supplied child safety device is required to secure the loose chain for all chain operated blinds. Instructions for child safety device installation are provided with your product (please check inside the box for the instructions document), or can be found in the relevant section of our website.

Cleaning roller blinds involves dusting them with a feather duster or vacuum cleaner, spot cleaning stains with a mild detergent and water solution, rinsing with clean water, air drying thoroughly, and maintaining regular dusting to keep them clean and fresh. For heavy stains, consider professional cleaning or following the manufacturer's instructions for washing.

To achieve this you will need to measure the total width and divide it by the number of blinds required to cover it. For example, our roller blind width's max out between 2700 - 2900mm, so if you have a wide window of 6300mm, you will need to order 3 roller blinds at a width of 2100mm each (don't worry about deducting anything from each width, we'll do that for you). If you intend to have blinds fitted side-by-side, there are two operation options to choose from, dependent or independent. Dependent operation requires all blinds move in unison when operated by a single chain. Independent operation means each blind can be operated by its own chain (handy if you have an opening at one end of the window) - although the gaps between each blind will be larger to allow room for the chain control mechanisms. When ordering each blind for a side-by-side configuration, please mention in your order notes how you would like your operation to be set up, either dependently or independently. Once we have your order, we'll get in touch to confirm before proceeding.

Horizontal lines may appear on the roller blind fabric due to their packaging. These will fade once the blind has been hanging fully extended for at least 3 days. In the event this issue persists, please contact us for further guidance.

Blockout roller blinds significantly reduce the amount of light entering a room making them a cost effective solution for room darkening, temperature control and privacy. The simple chain control mechanism is also super easy to install and operate, providing a quick acting solution. When supplied as part of a double roller blind, the blockout is fitted to the front with the light-filtering blind to the rear, providing a flexible solution, day or night.

Roller blinds are suitable for many rooms or areas around the home (or office). Their ease of installation, use and care, plus their durability and capability to control light and temperature make them a great all-rounder!

Each roller blind fabric is designed to do a slightly different job. Blockout roller blind fabrics feature a closed weave that prevents external light from travelling through the fabric itself. This provides exceptional light blocking and UV protection but at the cost of any outward sight-lines. Light-filtering fabrics allow filtered natural light to brighten the room while obscuring any clear visibility inwards and outwards. Sunscreen fabrics use a slightly open weave that reduces internal glare and heat transfer, while still offering partial views to the outside and daytime privacy inside. For double rollers, we will always pair a blockout with a sunscreen to provide the most flexible usage solutions for day and night.

We have minimum widths and drops for our blinds due to the nature of manufacturing. It is not feasible for us to make and ship blinds that are too small and our durable blind fabrics cannot be sewn together to create a bigger piece of fabric (like some of our curtain fabrics can be). Excessive widths or drops also lead to products weights that are hard to ship and even harder to self-install.

We currently supply motorised roller blinds using parts from two partners, Rollease Acmeda and Eve Motionblinds. Rollease Acmeda supply our remote control motorisation parts and Eve Motionblinds supply our smart home motorisation parts. Each have their own benefits based on the users needs. Both suppliers have a well-established reputation for durability, ease of use and cost-efficiency, meaning our motorised roller blinds customers get a great outcome whichever option they choose.

We provide a two-year warranty on all blinds. For motorised blinds, we also offer a further three year warranty on the motor component (only).

Along with our standard roller blind assembly and installation instructions, every motorised roller blind comes with additional instructions explaining how to set up and use the blind and associated items. Of course, if you run into any difficulties, we're always happy to help!

The noise generated by the motor is not intrusive, however, it will vary based on blind size and the settings used. Quiet operation mode is available when the blind control is on the lowest speed setting (which is typically the case for smaller to mid-sized blinds).

The included lithium-ion battery recharge frequency will vary based on blind size and frequency of use. However, generally speaking, we would expect at least 3 and up to 6 months between charges for an average sized blind (i.e., 1.5m x 1.5m).