Sunscreen & blockout dual blinds

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If there’s enough depth within the window recess to fit the blind (see our measuring guide) then an inside fit is a clean and tidy solution; just be aware on very small windows this means the blind will obstruct some of the view. An outside fit (when combined with back rolling operation) is better for not letting in light or cold air as it creates a better seal over the entire window and frame.

We think you’re clever enough to manage that. We have step by step guides to help too. Besides, our DIY measure and installation model is part of what makes our products so affordable.

More like, what rooms are they not great in? And the answer is none, they’re excellent for all rooms of the home.

Think about how much light and privacy the room needs.

Choose a blockout roller blind for rooms you want darkness in.

Choose a light filter blind for very sunny windows in street-facing rooms where you want privacy as they are between translucent and opaque.

Sunscreen roller blinds are good for sunny rooms where privacy is not a concern; they are see through to maintain your view but work to reduce glare from the sun.

Dual roller blinds let you have the best of both on one window; choose a combo of blockout plus either light filter or sunscreen.

Our linked roller blinds can be any of the single blind options; choose these for when you have many blinds in a row and want to operate them all at once.

Read our blog to learn more.

Whether to front roll or back roll a blind is a matter of personal preference. A front roll blind is when the fabric is rolled forward off the tube, you may want to choose a front roll if you need to clear any obstructions such as door handles or locks. This is the most popular choice when fitting and inside fit blind. When fitting an outside fit blind, a front roll blind will leave a larger gap between the fabric and the window frame, letting more light and air movement through the sides.

A back roll blind is when the blind fabric rolls off the back of the tub, the fabric will sit closes to the window which is better for controlling light and heat. The blockout thermal and textured fabrics will have a white acrylic backing which will be visible when rolled around the tube.

Our inside fit roller blinds has an approximate gap of 17mm on the control side and about 13mm on the pin side of the blind. if you are concerned about too much light coming through we suggesting opting for a Honeycomb blind as these have a 5mm gap of each side of the blind which blockout more light coming through the sides of the blind.