Motorized Blinds & Smart Curtains

Motorized Blinds and Curtain Tracks Made to Measure

LuxiVeil (Gökcan Home Tekstil, Antalya, Türkiye) manufactures motorized blinds and motorized curtain tracks to measure for hotels, villas, residential developments and office fit-outs. Every product category we make can be supplied motorized, and the control set-up is agreed per project with your electrical team.

We are the export brand of Gökcan Home, which has been producing in Kepez, Antalya since 1994. This page is written for the people who plan motorized shading: hotel owners and technical managers, villa and residential developers, office fit-out contractors and electrical contractors. It explains which products motorize, how to decide window by window, what the electrician needs to know and what to send us for a quotation.

Motorized Blinds Explained: Definition and Product Options

This section defines motorized blinds and shows which LuxiVeil products can be motorized.

What Are Motorized Blinds?

Motorized blinds are made-to-measure window coverings in which an electric motor, instead of a chain, cord or wand, raises, lowers, tilts or draws the product. The same definition applies to motorized curtain tracks, where the motor moves the curtain along the track.

For a project, the motor is only one part of the system. A motorized window also needs:

• Power at the window: a supply brought to the agreed position in the wall, ceiling or window reveal.
• A control concept: how the product is operated, for example per window, per group of windows or from a building system.
• A fixing surface: a ceiling, wall or reveal that can carry the head rail or track with its motor.
• A made-to-measure product: the blind or curtain itself, built to the final measured size of the opening.

LuxiVeil supplies the made-to-measure product with the motorized mechanism fitted in our workshop. Power and control are planned together with your electrical contractor.

Which LuxiVeil Products Can Be Motorized?

Every product category in our range can be supplied motorized. The table below shows where motorization is usually most useful for each product, so you can decide quickly which windows to mark as motorized on your window list.

Venetian blinds are explained in more detail on our venetian blinds page, and outdoor screens on our zip screen systems page.

How to Plan Motorized Blinds for a Building Project

These subsections cover project planning, electrical coordination, the control set-up and choosing manual or motorized operation per window.

Planning a Motorized Project

A motorized project works best when three decisions are made before the electrical first fix: which windows are motorized, how they are controlled and where the power arrives.

The first step is to decide which windows will be motorized: for example, all guest-room curtains in a hotel, the large living-room windows in a villa, or the high windows in a lobby. Because every product category can be motorized, this choice can be made per room rather than per product.

The second step is the control concept. Some projects need simple individual control per window, while others group several windows together or connect the shading to a building management or home automation system. The motor and control option is agreed per project based on your electrical and control specifications, so please share these documents with us at the quotation stage. Our guide to motorized blinds and building controls lists what to prepare for that conversation.

The third step is coordination on site. Motorized products need power at the correct position, so the electrical contractor should know the planned window coverings before walls and ceilings are closed. For curtains, motorized tracks are available as single or double tracks, which allows a blackout and a sheer curtain to be operated on the same window.

What Should the Electrical Contractor Know Before Walls Are Closed?

The electrical contractor needs a marked window list, the agreed motor position for each motorized window and the control concept, all before plastering and ceiling work start. Once a ceiling is closed, adding a power point for a blind or track is slow and expensive.

We recommend that the electrician receives the following from the project team:

• A window list with operation marked: every opening labelled manual or motorized, with the product type planned for it.
• Motor side and power position: which end of the head rail or track carries the motor, so that power arrives on the right side of the window.
• Mounting type: ceiling-fixed, wall-fixed or recessed in a ceiling pocket, because this changes where the cable must come out.
• Double tracks: whether a curtain window has one or two motorized tracks, since a double track can mean two motors on the same window.
• Control concept: individual, grouped or connected to a building system, as agreed for the project.
• Outdoor positions: for motorized zip screens on terraces and pergolas, the power position on the exterior structure.

Send us your electrical drawings during planning. We review them against the products and window sizes, and the motor positions are agreed window by window before production. If your electrical drawings change later, tell us before final measurements so that the production details follow the latest version.

How Is the Control Set-up Agreed?

The control set-up for LuxiVeil motorized blinds is agreed per project, based on the electrical and control specifications the client or consultant provides. We do not apply one standard control package to every building, because a villa, an office floor and a hotel tower need different things.

In practice, projects fall into three broad patterns:

• Individual control: each window is operated on its own. This is common in villas, apartments and smaller guest rooms.
• Group control: several windows move together, for example all blinds along one office façade or all curtains in a hotel lobby.
• Building or home system: shading is linked to a building management or home automation system that the project already uses.

Tell us which pattern you need, and share the control specification from your electrical or automation consultant. The motor and control option is then confirmed in the quotation. Where a project mixes patterns, for example individual control in guest rooms and group control in the lobby, we quote each area separately so the scope stays clear.

Motor brands. We fit motors from Somfy, Novo and Ronco. Which brand and model suits a window depends on the product, its size and weight, and the control set-up the project needs, so the motor is named in the quotation for each window type.

Manual or Motorized: How to Decide per Window

Manual operation suits small, easy-to-reach windows that are used now and then. Motorized operation suits large, high or frequently used windows, and windows that are part of an automation concept. Most projects use both, chosen window by window.

Combining both is straightforward. Because the same product family is available manual or motorized, a hotel can use motorized curtains in suites and manual curtains in standard rooms while the fabric and design stay identical. A villa can motorize the living-room glazing and keep manual blinds in bathrooms and secondary bedrooms. Our page on manual blind systems covers the chain, cord and tilt options for the windows that stay manual.

Where Motorized Blinds and Curtains Are Used

Hotels are among the most common users of motorized window coverings. In suites and premium rooms, motorized curtains on double tracks let guests open the sheer and the blackout curtain separately. In lobbies and restaurants with tall windows, motorized roller blinds or vertical blinds make it practical to adjust daylight several times a day.

In villas, motorization is often chosen for large living-room windows, sliding doors and outdoor zip screens on terraces, so that shading can be adjusted without reaching high or wide openings. Motorized zebra blinds are a common choice in apartments and offices, because users can move between daylight and privacy without reaching the window.

Whatever the building type, the product itself stays the same: a blind or curtain made to the client's measurements in our workshop, with the motorized mechanism fitted before packing.

Dealers who resell motorized products order them in the same way as manual ones; see roller and zebra blinds for dealers and projects and our wholesale blinds programme for how dealer orders work.

Motorized Curtains and Blinds for Hotels

For hotels, motorized shading usually starts in suites, premium rooms and public areas, where windows are large and curtains are used many times a day. LuxiVeil supplies motorized double curtain tracks for guest rooms and motorized blinds for lobbies, restaurants and meeting rooms.

Guest rooms and suites

A motorized double track carries a sheer curtain and a blackout curtain on the same window. Guests can close the blackout for sleep and keep the sheer for daytime privacy. The curtains themselves are made to the hotel's fabric, fullness and colour specification; our hotel curtains page explains the room package in detail.

Lobbies, restaurants and meeting rooms

Public areas often have tall glazing that staff adjust through the day. Motorized roller, vertical or Picasso blinds can be grouped by area so that one command moves a whole façade. Where the interior concept calls for it, roller, vertical and wooden blinds can also carry a laser-cut pattern and still be motorized.

Phased installation

Hotel projects are often installed floor by floor. Deliveries can be split into phases, so motorized products for finished floors arrive while later floors are still in production.

Motorized Blinds for Villas, Residences and Offices

Below are typical motorized shading choices for villas and residential developments, and for office fit-out projects.

Motorized Shading for Villas and Residential Developments

For villas and residential developments, motorization is most useful on wide sliding doors, double-height living rooms and terraces. LuxiVeil makes each villa's blinds, curtains and outdoor screens to measure in one order, with operation chosen per opening.

Typical choices in a villa include:

• Living rooms and sliding doors: motorized curtains on double tracks, or motorized vertical or roller blinds for wide glazing.
• Double-height windows: motorized roller or pleated blinds, because these windows cannot be reached by hand.
• Bedrooms: motorized or manual blackout roller blinds or curtains, depending on the owner's preference.
• Terraces and pergolas: motorized outdoor zip screens for sun and insect protection.
• Bathrooms and kitchens: manual aluminium or roller blinds are often enough.

Residential developers can offer motorization as an option per unit. Because the same product families are available manual or motorized, the developer can quote both versions to buyers and order the final mix once each unit is decided. We quote projects from a single villa to a full development; there is no fixed minimum order.

Motorized Blinds for Offices and Fit-Out Projects

In offices, motorized blinds control glare at desks and screens along whole façades without each user operating a chain. LuxiVeil supplies motorized roller, zebra, vertical and aluminium blinds for office fit-outs, made to the measured size of each window.

Points that matter most in an office fit-out:

• Zoning: decide which windows move together, for example per façade, per floor or per meeting room.
• Meeting and presentation rooms: blackout roller blinds help when screens and projectors are used.
• Open-plan areas: screen fabrics on roller blinds reduce glare while keeping the view out.
• Coordination with the fit-out contractor: ceiling grids, bulkheads and window reveals affect where head rails and motors can be fixed.
• Mixed operation: small offices and storage rooms can stay manual without changing the product family.

Share the reflected ceiling plan and the electrical layout with us. That lets us check head-rail positions against the ceiling design before measurements are final.

Motorized Blinds Manufacturer: Production, Minimum Order and Lead Times

Here you can read who manufactures our motorized blinds, how they are built and how minimum order and lead times are handled.

Who Manufactures LuxiVeil Motorized Blinds?

LuxiVeil motorized blinds are manufactured by Gökcan Home Tekstil Turizm Ticaret ve Sanayi Ltd. Şti. in its own workshop in Kepez, Antalya, Türkiye. The company has been producing since 1994. LuxiVeil is its export brand; in Türkiye the same products are sold as ForsPer.

For motorized projects, being the manufacturer matters in a specific way. The team that agrees motor positions with your electrician is the same team that fits the mechanism in production. Questions about a window, a motor side or a track layout are answered directly, without passing through a trading company.

How Is a Motorized Blind Built in Our Workshop?

A motorized blind is built in the same sequence as a manual one; the difference is the mechanism fitted in the last production step. Every order starts only after final measurements and sample approval.

• Cutting to order: fabric and aluminium profiles are cut to the confirmed size of each window.
• Assembly: fabric and profile are assembled into the finished blind or curtain.
• Motor fitting: the motorized mechanism is fitted on the side agreed for that window.
• Inspection and packing: each product is inspected, packed and prepared for delivery.

Because the motor is fitted in our workshop, the product arrives ready for installation and connection on site. Who connects the products to power and controls on site is agreed per project.

Is There a Minimum Order, and How Long Do Motorized Projects Take?

There is no fixed minimum order for LuxiVeil motorized blinds: we quote one motorized villa window as readily as a full hotel. Lead times are confirmed per project, once motor positions, samples and final measurements are agreed.

For scale, our one published reference is a hotel room package. Around 200 rooms of blackout and sheer curtains on double tracks can be produced and delivered in about 8 weeks after sample approval and final measurements. Motorized items follow the same made-to-measure route, so the electrical coordination stage should be closed before final measurements to keep the schedule.

• Phased delivery: motorized products can ship floor by floor or building by building, following the installation programme.
• Delivery to site: quotations can include transport to the project site or a warehouse, with freight listed on its own line on request.
• Mixed orders: motorized and manual products for the same project are produced and shipped together.

How to Order Motorized Blinds: From Quotation to After-Sales Support

This part explains what to send for a quotation, how a project runs, how fabrics are approved and what happens after delivery.

What Should You Send for a Motorized Blinds Quotation?

For a motorized blinds quotation, send a window list with sizes, the product per window, which windows are motorized, your control concept and your electrical drawings. With that, we can quote motorized and manual items side by side.

• Window list or drawings: sizes per opening, or architectural drawings if measurements are not final yet.
• Operation per window: manual or motorized, and single or double tracks for curtains.
• Control specification: individual, grouped or linked to a building or home system, with any consultant documents.
• Electrical drawings: planned power positions, or a note that these are still open.
• Product and fabric per room: for example blackout roller blinds, zebra blinds or curtains with sheers.
• Mounting details: ceiling, wall or recess, and any ceiling pockets in the design.
• Schedule and delivery address: installation dates and whether delivery should be phased.

Send this through our RFQ form or by WhatsApp. If the control concept is still open, send the window list first; we can quote the products and confirm the motor and control option once your electrical team has decided.

From Electrical Planning to Handover: How a Motorized Project Runs

A motorized project with LuxiVeil runs in six stages, from the first window list to delivery on site. The stages are the same for one villa or a full hotel; only the volume changes.

• Stage 1, inquiry: you send the window list, marked operation and any electrical or control documents.
• Stage 2, proposal: we quote each window, separating motorized and manual items, with freight shown separately on request.
• Stage 3, electrical coordination: motor sides and power positions are agreed window by window with your electrician.
• Stage 4, samples and measurements: fabrics are approved from physical samples and final sizes are measured on site.
• Stage 5, production: the workshop cuts, assembles and fits the motorized mechanism, then inspects and packs each product.
• Stage 6, delivery: products arrive in one shipment or in phases that follow the installation programme.

Lead times are confirmed at the proposal stage and updated if the site programme changes.

Fabrics, Samples and Fire-Safety Documentation

Fabric choice for motorized blinds follows the same rules as for manual ones: you approve physical samples before production, in the room's real light. Motorization does not change the fabric; it changes how the fabric is moved.

Hotels, offices and public buildings often have fire-safety requirements for textiles. Fire-safety documentation is checked per fabric and per project, because a document applies only to the exact fabric it was issued for. Our Quality Documents page lists the supplier documents we can share today; they belong to our supply partners and are not LuxiVeil certifications. Please state any requirement at the quotation stage, so the fabric selection takes it into account from the start.

After Delivery: Control Details and Support

After delivery, keep the control details supplied for your project together with the building's technical documentation. Your facility or maintenance team will need them when rooms are re-set or when control groups change.

Care of the fabric depends on the product and fabric type; ask us for care information when you select a fabric. If a question comes up after installation, contact the same LuxiVeil team that handled your order, with the window reference from your window list.

LuxiVeil Motorized Shading Clients and Key Terms

Finally, an overview of who uses LuxiVeil window coverings and a glossary of motorized shading terms.

Who Uses LuxiVeil Window Coverings?

LuxiVeil supplies hotels, villas, residential developers, office fit-out contractors, interior designers and dealers. Clients who allow us to name them include Sirene Belek Hotel and Titanic Hotels, and we also produced for COP31 Antalya 2026.

Motorized Shading Terms Explained

• Motorized blind: a made-to-measure blind moved by an electric motor instead of a chain or cord.
• Motorized curtain track: a curtain track in which a motor draws the curtain open and closed.
• Double track: two parallel tracks on one window, usually one for a sheer and one for a blackout curtain.
• Power position: the agreed point where the electrical supply reaches the motor of a blind or track.
• Motor side: the end of the head rail or track where the motor sits and the power arrives.
• Group control: operating several motorized windows together with one command.
• Building management system (BMS): a central system that controls building services and can include shading.
• Day & night blind: another name for a zebra blind, with alternating sheer and opaque bands.

To plan motorized blinds for your hotel, villa or office project, send your window list and electrical drawings to our export team through the [RFQ form](/contact) or WhatsApp.