Windows coverings - sunscreen blinds?

s2dttn · May 26, 2015 1:50 pm

Is there anyone here that has sunscreen blinds in their home?

I'm wanting to know what people have done for night time privacy with these?

Would you have block out roman blinds in addition to the sunscreen blind?

Are they expensive to purchase?

HBAustralia · May 26, 2015 2:43 pm

Hi there,

Many of our customers choose double roller blinds http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/dual/sunscreen-blockout for the sake of nighttime privacy. You could however, have a recessed fit sunscreen roller blind, with a face fit blockout roman blind http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roman-blinds/blockout as you're suggesting. Sunscreen blinds don't need to be any more expensive than other blinds, however there is alway a wide range of fabrics which will vary in price. Feel free to enter your window measurements into our site to help you work out what you work out what they might cost http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/sunscreen

I hope that helps!

Naomi

s2dttn · May 26, 2015 3:10 pm

HBAustralia

Hi there,

Many of our customers choose double roller blinds http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/dual/sunscreen-blockout for the sake of nighttime privacy. You could however, have a recessed fit sunscreen roller blind, with a face fit blockout roman blind http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roman-blinds/blockout as you're suggesting. Sunscreen blinds don't need to be any more expensive than other blinds, however there is alway a wide range of fabrics which will vary in price. Feel free to enter your window measurements into our site to help you work out what you work out what they might cost http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/sunscreen

I hope that helps!

Naomi

Thank you for this!

The face fit Roman blinds with the recessed fit sunscreen blinds is definitely the look I'm after. I think this looks a bit nicer than the double roller blinds.

Am I right in thinking that these are two separate blinds that need to be purchased individually (even though they would sit on the same window)?

HBAustralia · May 26, 2015 8:05 pm

s2dttn

HBAustralia

Hi there,

Many of our customers choose double roller blinds http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/dual/sunscreen-blockout for the sake of nighttime privacy. You could however, have a recessed fit sunscreen roller blind, with a face fit blockout roman blind http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roman-blinds/blockout as you're suggesting. Sunscreen blinds don't need to be any more expensive than other blinds, however there is alway a wide range of fabrics which will vary in price. Feel free to enter your window measurements into our site to help you work out what you work out what they might cost http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/roller-blinds/sunscreen

I hope that helps!

Naomi

Thank you for this!

The face fit Roman blinds with the recessed fit sunscreen blinds is definitely the look I'm after. I think this looks a bit nicer than the double roller blinds.

Am I right in thinking that these are two separate blinds that need to be purchased individually (even though they would sit on the same window)?

Yep - that's right. Completely separate blinds, as they'll be on different brackets to be recess and face fits. I think it'll look very neat being done that way, and if you line the Roman up correctly, you could essentially have the roller being hidden when they're both raised.

Feel free to check out this video for the difference of how to measure windows for face vs recess fit (with specific suggestions of additions you may want to add for a roman blinds) - http://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.au/content/how-to-measure-windows-for-blinds-plantation-shutters

Let me know if I can help in any other way.

Regards,
Naomi