Roller blinds
Plain grey roller blind
Flat panel, straight bottom rail, and a subtle grey appearance.
AI studio impression — colour, fabric and finish may vary.
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Roller blinds
View our studio impressions and discover what suits your window.
4 images from our catalogue. Discover which look suits your space.
Studio impressions based on our own imagery. We will work out the precise finish together to suit your window.
Which option suits your usage?
Single fabric or duo
Compare a flat panel with two layers of alternating strips.
Light and privacy
View the fabric and the fittings at your own window.
Operation and installation
Check the roller clearance, handle, and the side of operation.
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More about specification, comparing and frequently asked questions
Distinguishing between single fabric and duo
A single roller blind has one piece of fabric that rolls onto a tube. A duo roller blind uses two layers with alternating bands. These constructions create a different light effect. Compare what you would like to see when the window is partially and fully closed.
Fabric and light transmission
A fabric can filter light without providing the same level of privacy at all times. View a sample against daylight and discuss what changes when the lights are on inside. Blackout is assessed separately, including light around the edges.
Installation and space at the frame
We look at the position of the system, the window, and the available space. The fabric width and the total system width are not necessarily the same. Please also bear in mind the handle, the tilt position, and any items on the windowsill.
Operation and daily use
Operation, placement and maintenance are recorded for your specific configuration. A general example of a motor or cassette does not mean that component is included in every OZKA quote. Please confirm this before giving your approval.
| Choice | Single roller blind | Duo roller blind. |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | One fabric on a tube | Two layers with alternating panels |
| Controlling light | Blind panel position and chosen fabric | Position of the panels and chosen fabric |
| Check for your window | Roll space, handle and light along the edges | Roll space, handle and light effect at different positions |
Good to know
What is the difference between single and duo?
Single uses one fabric. Duo works with two layers of alternating panels, whereby the light changes as the panels move relative to one another.
How do we assess light around the edges?
We assess the fabric panel, the placement, and the connections around the window. Side light is not determined by the fabric alone.
Which operating mechanism is available?
The operation is confirmed per specification. Also indicate on which side you wish to operate it and how you open the window.
Here is how it looks.
Adjusting light with a day and night blind
The sheer and opaque stripes move past each other, changing how much you can see through. This is a day and night blind; a plain roller blind has a single fabric that moves up and down.
A clip from our own work. The impressions below show possible interior settings.
Roller blinds
Taupe duo roller blind
Double-layer striped roller blind, alternating between transparent gauze strips and warm grey/taupe opaque strips. Narrow light-coloured cassette and bottom bar.
AI studio impression — colour, fabric and finish may vary.
Roller blinds
Warm striped duo roller blind
A continuous textile panel with alternating brown opaque strips and transparent finely woven strips.
AI studio impression — colour, fabric and finish may vary.
Roller blinds
Light duo roller blind with side panels
Alternating opaque and sheer horizontal bands above a green sofa.
AI studio impression — colour, fabric and finish may vary.
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