Day/Night Concept

This is a roll-up curtain with a double fabric, parallel, the pattern of which alternates transparent stripes and solid stripes (shielding or darkening). Their overlap allows for several light variations. Aesthetically, the effect is sometimes similar to Venetian blinds, sometimes to rollers.

When alternating , the aesthetic result is similar to Venetian blinds . Consistently, full stripes give an idea of traditional roller blinds.

A wide range of colors is available: more than 40 models. Consult what sifting fabrics are, occultism, as well as all their features, including their maximum achievable length

The elegance of high-end smooth blinds

A reliable mechanism allows you to cover large surfaces. That 's why these blinds are especially suitable for medium and large windows.
The mechanism is available in several colors to choose from. The end caps of the barrel, the weight rod and the chain (PVC) match. For an absolute designer look, choose a gray metal chain! (optional)
The length of the chain corresponds to 2/3 of the height of the blinds. You are free to decide whether it will be located at the left or right end of the awning according to your preferences.
This model is attached exclusively to the wall or directly to the window, using screws. Not compatible with our wall brackets or mounts without drilling.

Easy to handle

Nothing could be easier to use than a Day/Night awning, thanks to a single-control chain. Practical, independently performs 2 functions depending on the direction of manipulation:

Alternating stripes (play on the light filter)
Lowering or lifting the roller

How to determine the dimensions?

To choose the right sizes of blinds "Day / Night", you just need to determine the total width of the required fabric (unfolded blinds) and add 4 cm.

This corresponds to the finished width of the mechanism . For a recessed installation, it is recommended to subtract 1 cm from this size.

Do you need a specific length? Quickly find the right canvases by pointing the cursor at them, using the first letters of their designation!