Urban plain roller blinds

Roller blind’s width

The width that you indicate when configuring your blind is total width of the blind, it includes the brackets. You will receive 5 cm less fabric, 2.5cm per side because of the brackets.

For example: If your shade is 1 m wide, the fabric will be 95 cm. That is, 2.5cm less per side. 

Roller blind’s height

Roller blind’s width should be measured from the point where you want to place the brackets (eitherthe ceiling or the wall ) to where you want the roller to be completely down. 

ROLLER BRACKETS WITHOUT BOX

WALL / CEILING
This bracket is used to place your roller blind both to the wall or to the ceiling when your roller blind has no box. Woth extra resistant metal brackets

EXTENSIBLE WALL BRAKET
These extensible brackets are made to place your blinds onto the wall and to be able to separate the roller up to 11 cm from the wall in case we want to avoid any obstacle such as window handles or radiators when we lower our roller blind. With extra resistant metal brackets.

ROLLER BRACKETS WITH BOX

CEILING
This bracket is used to place your blind to the ceiling when our blind has a box. With extra resistant metal brackets.



WALL
This bracket is used to place our blinds on the wall when our blind has a box. With extra resistant metal brackets.

CHAIN DRIVE

Drive chain measurement:

For mechanisms less than 250 cm high, a 1 m chain is used.
For mechanisms above 250 cm high, 1.5 m chain is used.


What motor type should I choose for my roller blind?

CASCADE DROP
In this case the fabric falls ahead of the roller blind’s tube, leaving it hidden. You have to select the drop looking to the window looking at the front window from inside your home.

STUCK DROP
In this case the fabric falls behind the roller blind’s tube, leaving it in view. In this case the fabric stays stuck to the glass of our window. You will select the fall looking at the window frontally from the interior of your stay.