Indoor blinds
Roller blinds
Roller blinds are the simplest way to control light and privacy in a room: one panel of fabric that rolls up out of sight. We make each one to measure in blockout, light-filtering or sunscreen fabric, fit it with our own crew and can measure them in the same visit as your screens.
Fabrics
Blockout, filtering, sunscreen
Control
Chain or motorised
Fit
Recess or face fit
Warranty
5 years on fabric
Why choose roller blinds?
Most rooms need two things from a window covering: light when you want it and privacy or darkness when you do not. Roller blinds do both with very little to look at.
The fabric rolls onto a tube at the top of the window, so when the blind is up you see the window, not the blind. Down, it gives anything from soft, filtered light to full blockout for a bedroom or media room. Roller blinds are easy to clean, suit almost any window shape and work alongside security screens, which sit on the outside of the glass while the blind sits inside. Where a window needs both, a double roller puts a blockout and a sunscreen blind on the same bracket.
Light-filtering fabric softens the morning sun in living areas while keeping the room bright
Blockout or sunscreen?Fabric options.
Blockout
Light filtering
Sunscreen
Blockout fabric
Dark rooms at any hour.
A coated fabric that stops almost all light coming through. It suits bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms, and anyone who sleeps in after a Gold Coast sunrise.
Light-filtering fabric
Soft light and daytime privacy.
A translucent fabric that lets daylight through while hiding the room from outside during the day. It suits living areas, kitchens and bathrooms.
Sunscreen fabric
Cut the glare, keep the view.
An open-weave fabric that cuts glare and heat while you still see out to the garden. It suits west-facing living areas and rooms with a view, though a lit room is easy to see into at night.
Bedrooms
Blockout
Stops the early sun and street lights. Add a sunscreen blind in front with a double roller for daytime.
Living areas
Light filtering or sunscreen
Keeps the room bright and cuts glare, with privacy during the day.
Children’s rooms
Motorised or cordless
No chain to reach, or a chain fixed to the wall with a child-safety tensioner.
Specifications.
The details your builder may ask for. We confirm exact sizes, fabric and colour in your written quote.
Ask for a spec sheetFabrics
Blockout, light filtering and sunscreen
Control
Chain with child-safety tensioner, or motorised
Fit
Recess fit inside the reveal, or face fit over it
Roll
Back roll or front roll
Bottom rail
Aluminium, flat or oval, weighted
Double rollers
Blockout and sunscreen on one bracket
Child safety
Fitted to the mandatory standard for corded window coverings
Warranty
5 years on fabric, 2 years on workmanship
Four simple parts. Made to measure.
A roller blind has very few parts, so each one has to be right. Here is what goes into every blind we make.
1 Fabric
2 Control
3 Bracket
4 Bottom rail
Blockout, filtering or sunscreen
The fabric is cut square to the millimetre so it rolls straight and does not drift to one side. We bring the full fabric range to your measure so you can see each one at your window.
Types
Blockout, light filtering, sunscreen
Warranty
5 years on fabric
Best for
Every room in the house
Chain or motor
A continuous chain raises and lowers the blind and is fixed to the wall with a tensioner, so there is no loose loop. Any blind can be motorised instead.
Chain
Continuous, with tensioner
Motor
Battery or hardwired
Best for
Children’s rooms: motorised
Recess or face-fit brackets
Recess fit sits inside the window reveal for a clean finish. Face fit goes over the reveal to cover the whole window and block more light at the edges.
Recess fit
Inside the reveal
Face fit
On the wall or frame
Best for
Face fit for blockout rooms
A weighted bottom rail
An aluminium rail at the base keeps the fabric hanging straight and gives you something to hold. It is finished to match the fabric or the window frame.
Material
Aluminium
Shape
Flat or oval
Best for
Keeping the fabric straight
What it costs and why.
Most roller blinds we install cost between $220 and $480 per blind fitted, and motorised roller blinds between $520 and $980. Four things decide where yours land.
Read the price guide01
Size of the window
Wider and taller blinds need more fabric and a heavier tube.
02
Fabric
Blockout and premium sunscreen fabrics cost more than standard ranges.
03
Single or double
A double roller is two blinds on one bracket, at close to twice the price.
04
Chain or motor
Motors, remotes and hubs add to the price of each blind.
Four steps to new blinds.
Book a free measure01
Book
Book online or call. We confirm a time that suits, including Saturday mornings.
02
Free measure and design
We measure every opening to the millimetre and talk through mesh, colour and locks.
03
Made to the millimetre
Your doors and screens are made to order, usually within two to three weeks.
04
Installed and handed over
Our crew fits, adjusts and cleans up, then walks you through the locks and care.
Roller blind projects.
Recent roller blind jobs from the northern corridor, often measured and fitted with the screens.
See all projects
Blinds and screens before move-in
“One measure for every window, blinds and screens. It was all in two weeks after we got the keys.”
Emma R. · Google review
Blockout for a shift worker
“The bedroom is properly dark at midday now. Face-fit brackets stop the light at the edges.”
Luke H. · Google review
Double rollers for a west-facing living room
“Sunscreen through the afternoon, blockout at night. We use both every day.”
Sophie C. · Google review
Pair it with.
Blinds are often measured in the same visit as the screens and outdoor blinds.
Motorised blinds
Raise and lower every blind from a remote, a wall switch or your phone.
Battery
Hardwired
Explore motorised blinds
Fixed and openable window screens
Security screens on the outside of the glass, so the window can stay open behind the blind.
Fixed
Openable
Explore window screens
Zip track outdoor blinds
Close in the alfresco against afternoon sun and wind, with blinds that stay in their tracks.
Zip track
Motorised
Explore outdoor blinds
Roller blinds near you.
We measure and fit roller blinds across the northern Gold Coast, from our base in Coomera to Southport and the Logan southern fringe.
All service areasQuestions about roller blinds.
Send us a photo of the window and tell us what the room is used for, and we will suggest a fabric before we visit.
See all questionsBlockout or light filtering: which do I need?
Blockout fabrics stop almost all light, so they suit bedrooms and media rooms. Light-filtering and sunscreen fabrics soften glare and keep rooms bright while giving daytime privacy, which suits living areas. A double roller gives you both on one window.
Recess fit or face fit?
Recess fit sits inside the window reveal and looks neat. Face fit sits over the reveal and blocks more light at the edges, which is better for blockout rooms. We check the depth of each reveal at the measure.
Are your blinds child safe?
Blinds with chains must meet the mandatory Australian safety standard for corded internal window coverings. We fit the chain tensioner to the wall on the day, and we can recommend motorised blinds for children’s rooms.
Can blinds be motorised later?
Often, yes. Many roller blinds can take a motor later, especially if a power point or room for a battery motor is planned in. Tell us at the measure and we will choose brackets and fabrics that allow for it.
How long does installation take?
Your blinds are made two to three weeks after you accept the written quote. Most blinds take 15 to 20 minutes each to fit.
How do I clean roller blinds?
Dust or vacuum them with a soft brush every few weeks, and spot clean marks with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking the fabric or using solvents.
Sleep in past sunrise.
Book a free measure and we will check every window, bring the fabric range and colours, then send a written quote within two business days.
Book a free measureNo obligation · Most blinds installed within two to three weeks