Window treatments
Roller blinds
A roller blind is a fabric rolled onto a tube that can stay at any height. It is the simplest form of window treatment: almost invisible when rolled up, a calm plane in front of the window when rolled down.
Overview
Roller, double roller and black-out blinds
The fabric decides what a roller blind does: light-filtering for a living room, room-darkening for a bedroom, or printed with an image of your own. Large windows and glass façades can be covered with a single fabric as well.
A double roller blind has a fabric with alternating opaque and sheer stripes that runs over the window in two layers. Moving the fabric a little lets the stripes fall over or beside each other, switching between view and privacy in a single movement.
For a room that has to be truly dark, a black-out fabric runs in side channels along the frame, so that no light gets past the edges either.
- Roller, double roller and black-out blinds
- Fabrics from light-filtering to full black-out
- Also for large windows and glass façades
- Printable with your own image
- Operated by hand or electrically
Applications
Suited to
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Workplaces and offices
- Roof windows
Technical information
- Types
- Roller blind, double roller blind, black-out blind
- Black-out
- Black-out fabric in side channels along the frame
- Operation
- Chain, cord or spring; electric, including battery-powered
- Manufacturer
- Erfal, made to measure in Germany
- Sizing
- Measured and made to measure per window
- Lead time
- Depending on fabric and configuration
Values are indicative. The final specification is determined per project, based on the situation on site, the intended use and the choices made.
Showroom
See it in person.
Material, colour and detail can only be judged at full scale. In the showroom we lay out samples, fabrics and profiles side by side, under changing light.
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