Blackout Roller Blind

Measure the width and length you want the blind to cover, ideally allowing the fabric to extend beyond the window frame on each side to minimise light gaps. Read our full measurment guide here.

Yes, the blackout roller blind can be mounted on either the wall or the ceiling, depending on your room layout and preference.

Yes, the blackout blind can be layered behind Roman blinds or curtain panels for greater flexibility in light control and privacy.

The chain mechanism is available in various lengths and should be installed at least 150 cm above the floor for child safety.

Measure from edge to edge of the window frame and add space for the brackets, which take 2 cm on each side. For the best blackout effect, you should mount it outside the frame so that the fabric fully covers the window opening. Read the full measurment guide here.