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Roller Blinds

A single flat panel of fabric wound onto a tube, giving a clean, minimal window treatment that rolls up neatly out of the way. Sheer, light-filtering or blackout fabrics in plain and patterned designs let you set the level of daylight and privacy, making roller blinds a versatile choice for homes, offices, hotels and meeting rooms.

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Key Performance Features

  • Clean, minimal design that rolls up compactly
  • Sheer, light-filtering or blackout fabrics in plain and patterned designs
  • Stops at any height to set daylight and privacy
  • Available with manual or motorized operation

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What is a roller blind?

A roller blind is a single flat panel of fabric wound onto a tube at the top of the window. Lowering the blind unrolls the fabric to cover the glass, and raising it rolls the fabric neatly back into a compact roll or cassette. With no slats, folds or layers, roller blinds give the cleanest look of any blind and suit almost every window size.

What a roller blind does depends mostly on its fabric. LuxiVeil roller blinds are made to measure in our Antalya workshop with screen, sheer, light-filtering or blackout fabrics, and blackout roller blinds are a standard choice for hotel rooms. Borders, patterns or logos can also be laser-cut into the fabric from your design.

How to choose a roller blind

Screen, sheer or blackout

Screen fabrics have a woven openness that cuts glare and heat while keeping the view outside, which suits offices. Sheer and light-filtering fabrics soften daylight in living spaces. Blackout fabrics block light through the fabric for bedrooms, hotel rooms and presentation rooms.

Edge light and fitting

Light can still enter around the edges of any roller blind. For the darkest result, fit the blind over the window recess so it overlaps the opening, or pair it with a curtain, as many hotels do.

Operation

A chain control is simple and durable. Motorized operation suits wide, high or numerous windows and lets a whole room or façade be controlled together.

Custom designs

Laser cutting adds decorative borders, full patterns or a logo to the fabric, which is useful for brand spaces, restaurants and feature windows.

Where roller blinds are used

  • Hotel rooms

    Blackout roller blinds for sleep, often combined with sheer curtains on a double track.

  • Offices

    Screen roller blinds that cut glare on screens while keeping the view.

  • Homes

    Living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens that need a simple, tidy window treatment.

  • Meeting and presentation rooms

    Blackout fabrics that darken the room for projectors and screens.

For dealers and projects

We make roller blinds to measure for dealers, distributors and hotel or office projects, and screen, blackout and sheer fabrics can be combined with other blind types in one order. Roller blinds can also carry laser-cut patterns, borders or logos.

Further reading: Zebra vs roller blinds: which to specify

Technical Specifications Table

ParameterSpecifications Value
System TypeSingle-layer fabric roller blind
Fabric OptionsScreen, sheer, light-filtering or blackout
Light ControlFull raise or lowered to any height
OptionsLaser-cut borders, patterns or logos
OperationManual or motorized
Typical ApplicationsHomes, offices, hotels and meeting rooms
ProductionMade to measure in our Antalya workshop
Fire Test DocumentationNFPA 701:2015 Test Method 1 report published for one partner fabric only (sunshine screen fabric, style 1080-1) — see Quality Documents

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From our installations

Real photographs of blinds and curtains we produced in our Antalya workshop and installed for homes, cafés, restaurants, offices and venues. Photos are only lightly colour-corrected.

Tall textured roller blind on a double-height stairwell window
Tall textured roller blind on a double-height stairwell window
Roller blind with a cut wave-pattern hem in a living room
Roller blind with a cut wave-pattern hem in a living room
A pair of white roller blinds with cut wave hems in a living room
A pair of white roller blinds with cut wave hems in a living room
Roller blinds with a laser-cut geometric band on a corner window
Roller blinds with a laser-cut geometric band on a corner window

Why buyers work with us

  • Since 1994

    Family manufacturer in Antalya, Türkiye

  • Own workshop

    Every blind cut and assembled in-house

  • Samples first

    Physical fabric samples before production

  • Secure payment

    Letter of Credit (L/C) accepted for export orders

Selected references: Titanic Hotels · Sirene Belek Hotel · COP31 Türkiye Antalya · Kadriye Luxury Garden Villaları · Anadolu Hastaneleri

How to order Roller Blinds from LuxiVeil

Working with LuxiVeil follows a clear, step-by-step process, from the first enquiry to delivery at your project.

  1. Send your enquiry. Use the quote request form or WhatsApp and tell us about your project, quantities and the countries involved.
  2. Share the project details. Provide window or room measurements, the required function (blackout, light filtering, motorized control) and any design preferences.
  3. Choose product and fabric. Our team recommends suitable systems and fabrics for your use case, and you can request samples to confirm colour and feel.
  4. Approve the quotation. You receive a written quotation covering the agreed specification and project scope.
  5. Production and delivery. We manufacture in Antalya, Türkiye, and arrange packing and shipment to your project location.

Further reading: Window blind (Wikipedia) · WhatsApp

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between screen, sheer and blackout roller blinds?

Screen fabrics are woven with small openings that reduce glare and heat while keeping a view outside. Sheer fabrics are light and translucent and soften daylight. Blackout fabrics are made so that light does not pass through the fabric, for rooms that need to be dark.

Are blackout roller blinds suitable for hotel rooms?

Yes, they are a standard choice for guest rooms. As a guide, a package of around 200 rooms with blackout, sheer and double-track systems can be delivered in about eight weeks after sample approval and final measurements; the lead time for each project is confirmed individually.

Do blackout roller blinds make a room completely dark?

The blackout fabric itself blocks light, but some light can pass around the edges of the blind. Fitting the blind to overlap the window opening, or combining it with a curtain, gives the darkest result.

Can a logo or pattern be laser-cut into a roller blind?

Yes. Decorative borders, full patterns or logos can be laser-cut into roller blind fabric from your design. We draw the pattern digitally and confirm it with you before production.

Is there a minimum order, and can I see samples first?

There is no fixed minimum order quantity. Every blind is made to measure in our Antalya workshop, fabric samples are sent for your approval before production, and deliveries can be phased to suit the project. Lead times are confirmed per project once the specification and final measurements are agreed.

Is motorized operation available for Roller Blinds?

Yes. Roller Blinds are available with both manual and motorized operation. Our team can advise which option suits your project.

How do I measure my windows for Roller Blinds?

Measure the width and height of each window in centimetres. For a blind fitted inside the recess, measure the width at the top, middle and bottom and send the smallest figure; for a blind fitted outside the recess, add the overlap you want on each side. Send the list with room names or window numbers, and we check every size with you before production.

How can I request a quote for Roller Blinds?

Send your project requirements through our RFQ form or message our export team on WhatsApp. We prepare a project-specific proposal.

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