GUIDE
Roman blinds
Beautiful structure
With Roman blinds, you get sun protection with a beautiful texture. For those who love textiles, this is a perfect choice!
Ideal where space is limited
The Roman blind has become popular in kitchen windows and other spaces where there is limited room for curtain panels.
Match with our curtains
All our curtain fabrics are available both as Roman blinds and as curtain panels. Mix and match as you like for a personal look.
Decorative function
Let the Roman blind function as both a decorative curtain valance and practical sun protection. A beautiful curtain that can be chosen in many different fabrics to meet your specific needs.
We offer both made-to-measure Roman blinds and ready-made blinds in fixed widths.
How to measure for Roman blinds
RECESS MOUNTING
For recess mounting, measure the recess in at least 3 places (top, middle, and bottom). Then, deduct 5 millimeters from the smallest measurement. The reason for this is partly to ensure the Roman blind fits into the recess, and partly to prevent the fabric from touching the walls and wearing out.
WALL MOUNTING
If you are mounting the blind on the wall outside the window, you can choose to measure so that the Roman blind lines up with the window frames. For dimout, however, it is best to let the blind extend as far as possible onto the wall on each side of the window, to reduce the light transmission through the small gap between the fabric and the wall.

Mounting height - important for child safety
The installation height determines the cord's placement and length, so that it is out of reach for small children according to current safety regulations.
This is how we calculate the cord length:
Installation height - 150 cm.
To hang at a child-safe distance, the cord should be 150 cm from the floor. This means that if your installation height is, for example, 200 cm, the cord will be 50 cm long.
Always state the installation height when ordering. If you choose "unknown", a 100 cm cord will be delivered.






