Roller blinds
Here you'll find a wide range of roller blinds in different colours, materials and functions. Choose between blackout roller blinds for the bedroom, light-filtering options for the living room and heat-reducing roller blinds that protect against strong sunlight. We offer both ready-made sizes and made-to-measure roller blinds, so you can find a roller blind that fits your windows.
Guides: Choosing a roller blind | Measuring roller blinds
73 products
FilterRoll-up roller blind Oslo, grey/brown
Light-filtering
Roller blind with textured fabric, beige
Blackout roller blind, made to measure
No-drill roller blind Multifix Day&Night, made to measure, black
Light-filtering No-drill
Roller blind, grey
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Roller Blind FAQs
How are roller blinds installed?
Our roller blinds with screw fixings can be mounted on the ceiling, wall or in a window recess. We also have no-drill options that are mounted directly on the window sash or tensioned into the window recess with friction.
Is it possible to install roller blinds without drilling?
Do roller blinds have to be exactly the right size?
If the roller blind is to be installed within the window recess, it is important that the measurements are correct so that it fits. When installing outside the window, on the ceiling or on the wall, you can instead choose a wider measurement than the window itself. This can be particularly useful for blackout blinds to reduce light transmission.
Blackout roller blinds
Will the room be completely dark with blackout roller blinds?
Blackout roller blinds have a completely light-blocking fabric, but some light may still enter from above or at the sides depending on the window's design and how the roller blind is installed. For better blackout, the roller blind can be installed a bit above the window and chosen in a wider size than the window width itself.
Are there blackout roller blinds that are no-drill?
Yes, our no-drill roller blinds are also available with blackout fabric. This means you can choose blackout without drilling into the window frame.
Do blackout roller blinds help keep the heat out?
Yes, blackout roller blinds can reduce heat gain by blocking sunlight. Certain fabrics, such as Titan, with a silver backing, also reflect sunlight and can provide additional effect.

















