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DUO roller blinds – coordinated shading for adjacent windows

The DUO system brings two adjacent roller blinds together in one solution. Separate fabric sections adapt the covering to the window divisions, while the coordinated top assembly maintains a consistent appearance.

DUO roller blinds – coordinated shading for adjacent windows

Coordinated with your window frames.

We will help you choose a cassette and side guides from a wide range of profile colours to complement your window frame. Our extensive fabric range lets you combine the light and privacy levels you want with a colour and texture that suit your interior.

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Fabric to suit your needs.

Choose your roller blind fabric according to what you want to change in the room: soften bright light, add privacy or darken the space. Colour matters, but so do light transmission and texture. A dimming fabric limits light passing through the fabric itself; light entering around the edges depends on the system and installation.

Choose your colour at home.

The right choice starts in your own space. Our consultant will bring fabric samples for you to compare in your home's natural light: see their light transmission, colour and how they complement your windows, walls, floors, furniture and overall interior. After assessing the installation options and your needs, the consultant will help you choose a solution that looks right, performs as required and is convenient to use every day.

Two fabric sections. One coordinated look.

Where frames divide the glazed area, the blind fabrics can follow those divisions. Matching fabric and coordinated profiles create a neat rhythm, making several windows feel like one composition.

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How do I choose a fabric?

Consider light levels, privacy and your interior colours. We will bring fabric samples to your home and help you choose.

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How do roller blind systems differ?

Systems differ in their construction, fixing method and suitability for different windows. We will recommend a suitable option after assessing your window dimensions and installation position.

Can it be motorised?

We will assess whether motorisation is possible for your chosen system and window. We will discuss suitable controls during your consultation.

How do I book a measuring appointment?

Complete the form on this page to send your enquiry directly to us, or call +370 678 89222. We will arrange a convenient time to visit.

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