Roller & Zebra Blinds for Dealers and Projects

Roller and Zebra Blinds Wholesale from Our Antalya Workshop

LuxiVeil manufactures roller blinds, blackout roller blinds, screen roller blinds and zebra (day & night) blinds for dealers, distributors, fit-out contractors and hotel projects. We are the export brand of Gökcan Home, which has been producing in Kepez, Antalya, Türkiye since 1994. In our own workshop the fabric and aluminium profiles are cut to order, assembled and fitted with a manual or motorized mechanism, so every blind leaves the workshop made to its measured size.

This page is written for buyers who order roller-type blinds to resell or to install in a project. It explains how dealer and project orders work: which blind types can be combined, how samples and quotations are handled and how deliveries are planned. Pleated blinds are included as a related option, because dealers and contractors often order them together with roller and zebra blinds.

Product Details or Wholesale Supply: Where to Look

Our product pages and this page answer different questions. The product pages describe each blind: what it is, which fabrics it uses and how it operates. This page describes how to buy those blinds from us in volume or for a project. The table below shows where to find what you need:

Not sure which of the two most common fabric blinds to offer? Our comparison Zebra vs Roller Blinds: Which to Specify for Hotels, Offices and Homes sets out the differences.

The Roller-Type Blinds We Supply

All the blinds on this page share the same basic build: a fabric made to the measured width and drop, mounted in aluminium profiles and fitted with an operating mechanism in our workshop. What changes from one type to the next is the fabric and the way it controls light.

Roller blinds: screen, blackout and sheer fabrics

A roller blind is a single fabric panel that rolls up onto a tube, and the fabric decides how it behaves in the room. Blackout fabrics darken bedrooms and hotel guest rooms, often behind or instead of curtains. Screen fabrics soften glare while keeping a view outside, which makes them common in offices, meeting rooms and restaurants. Sheer and light-filtering fabrics give daytime privacy with a bright, soft light. Technical details are on the roller blinds product page.

Zebra (day & night) blinds

A zebra blind uses a fabric with alternating sheer and opaque bands. When the bands line up, light passes through the sheer stripes; when they are offset, the view is closed. One blind therefore covers both daytime and evening use, which is why zebra blinds are popular with dealers who serve residential customers, as well as in hotel lounges, offices and apartments. The zebra blinds product page shows how the system works.

Pleated blinds as a related option

Pleated blinds are folded fabric blinds for windows where a roller tube does not fit well: conservatories, roof and sloped windows and glass balconies. They can be made top-down/bottom-up, so that the upper or lower part of the window stays open. Many dealers add them to a roller and zebra order to cover these special windows. Details are on the pleated blinds product page.

Roller Blinds Wholesale for Dealers and Projects

These subsections cover supply to dealers and distributors, roller blinds for hotel, office and residential projects, and who makes them.

Roller and Zebra Blinds for Dealers and Distributors

Dealers and distributors usually need a manufacturer that makes each order to measure, answers questions quickly and quotes in a way that is easy to pass on to their own customers. We prepare every quotation for the specific order, based on the size list, blind types and fabrics you send us.

We do not publish a fixed minimum order quantity. A dealer can start with a small order and grow the cooperation from there. Roller, blackout, screen, zebra and pleated blinds can be combined in one order, and so can other products from our workshop, such as wooden and aluminium venetian blinds or vertical blinds. This lets you furnish a customer's whole home or building from one supplier and one delivery.

Fabric samples are sent for approval before production, so you can check colour, transparency and texture and show the fabrics to your customers. Quotations can include delivery to your warehouse or directly to the site, with freight shown separately. If you sell blinds as your main business, our wholesale blinds and dealer programme explains how we work with dealers across all blind types.

Roller Blinds for Hotel, Office and Residential Projects

For contractors, developers and hotels, roller-type blinds are often one item in a larger window package. In hotel guest rooms, blackout roller blinds are combined with curtains or used on their own; in restaurants and lounges, screen or zebra blinds keep the space bright without glare; in offices, screen fabrics control daylight at desks and screens. In apartments and villas, zebra and roller blinds are a practical choice for bedrooms, studies and children's rooms.

Project orders follow the same workshop process as dealer orders, with a few additions. Deliveries can be split into phases that follow the installation programme, so that finished floors can be fitted while the next ones are still in production. Large or hard-to-reach windows can be supplied with motorized operation; our motorized blinds page explains how such projects are planned. Where a lobby, restaurant or branded space needs a signature detail, a pattern from your design can be cut into the fabric of a roller blind, as described on our laser-cut blinds page. For terraces and pergolas, outdoor zip screen systems complete the shading package.

When you send a project request, tell us for each room whether the aim is darkening, glare control or decoration. This helps us suggest the right blind type and fabric and send the most relevant samples for approval.

Who Makes LuxiVeil Roller and Zebra Blinds?

LuxiVeil roller and zebra blinds are made by Gökcan Home Tekstil, a manufacturer in Kepez, Antalya, Türkiye, producing since 1994. LuxiVeil is the export brand; in Türkiye the same workshop sells under the ForsPer name. Dealers abroad therefore buy from the maker, not from a trading desk.

For a blind dealer this has a practical meaning. The person who reads your size list works directly with the team that cuts the fabric. A question about a narrow window, an unusual drop or a fabric colour is answered by checking the order on the workshop floor. You get one contact for roller, zebra and pleated blinds, and for any venetian, vertical or outdoor products added to the same order.

How to Choose Roller Blinds: Fabric, Type and Operation

Below we compare roller blind fabrics, explain the difference between roller and zebra blinds and help you choose chain or motor operation.

Which Roller Blind Fabric Should You Choose?

The right roller blind fabric depends on one question: what must the window do in that room? Blackout fabric darkens, screen fabric cuts glare but keeps the view, sheer fabric gives soft daytime privacy, and zebra fabric switches between open and closed bands. LuxiVeil sends physical samples of each fabric before production.

Blackout fabric is a roller blind fabric with an opaque structure or coating that stops light passing through. Screen fabric is an open-weave fabric that reduces glare while the view outside stays visible. Sheer fabric is a light, translucent fabric that diffuses daylight.

Colour, transparency and texture look different under real daylight than on a monitor. That is why we send fabric samples for approval before any blind is cut. Dealers can ask for samples of the fabrics they plan to keep in their range, so that their own customers choose from material they can touch. For homes and hotels in hot, bright regions, our guide Blinds for Mediterranean Climates covers fabric choices for hot, sunny regions.

Roller Blind or Zebra Blind: What Is the Difference?

A roller blind is one continuous fabric panel that rolls up on a tube; a zebra blind is a double layer of banded fabric that can be aligned or offset. A roller blind controls light by how far it is lowered. A zebra blind controls light by shifting its sheer and opaque stripes while staying down.

In practice, dealers sell roller blinds when a room needs one clear function, such as full darkening or glare control. They sell zebra blinds when the customer wants daytime light and evening privacy from one product. Many orders mix both: blackout rollers in bedrooms, zebra blinds in living areas. Our article Zebra vs Roller Blinds goes deeper into the choice for hotels, offices and homes.

Chain or Motor: How Should a Roller Blind Be Operated?

LuxiVeil roller and zebra blinds can be ordered with manual chain operation or with a motor, and the choice can be made window by window. A chain is a looped cord or bead chain at the side of the blind that turns the tube by hand. A motorized blind has a motor inside the tube instead.

Chain operation suits most standard windows in homes and offices. It is simple to install and needs no power at the window. Motorized operation is the better choice when:

• the window is high, wide or hard to reach, for example in a double-height living room;
• the blind will be raised and lowered many times a day, as in hotel rooms and meeting rooms;
• several blinds in one space should move together;
• the customer wants shading as part of a home or building automation plan.

A dealer can mix both in one order: chain-operated blinds in the bedrooms, motorized blinds on the large glass facade. For motorized windows, list the chain side or motor side and whether power is available at the window head. Motor and control options are agreed per project. Our motorized blinds page explains how such projects are planned with the electrician.

Roller Blind Production and Laser-Cut Options

This section shows how a roller blind is made in our workshop and how a laser-cut pattern can be added.

How Is a Roller Blind Made in Our Workshop?

Every LuxiVeil roller and zebra blind is built to its measured width and drop after the order is confirmed. The fabric and the aluminium profiles are cut for that window, joined, fitted with the chain or motor mechanism, checked and packed. Nothing comes from a stock of standard sizes.

The sequence for a roller-type blind looks like this:

• Order check: we compare the size list with the fabric and operation chosen for each line.
• Sample approval: the fabric is approved from physical samples before cutting.
• Fabric and profile cutting: each blind's fabric and aluminium parts are cut to its own size.
• Assembly: fabric and profiles are joined into one finished blind.
• Mechanism: the chain mechanism or the motor is fitted on the agreed side.
• Inspection: each blind is checked against its line on the window list.
• Packing: blinds are packed for transport to your warehouse or the site.

Clear window references on your list help on site: your fitter can match each finished blind to the window it was measured for.

Can a Roller Blind Carry a Laser-Cut Pattern?

Yes. LuxiVeil can laser-cut a pattern into the fabric of a roller blind. The pattern is drawn digitally from your design, so a border, a full motif, a logo or a hotel-specific graphic becomes part of the blind itself. Laser cutting is also available on vertical and wooden blinds.

For a dealer, a laser-cut roller blind is a way to offer something that standard catalogue products cannot. For a hotel, restaurant or showroom, it turns a functional blind into part of the interior concept. Send the artwork or a sketch with the window sizes, and we will advise on the fabric and pattern scale. Examples and options are on our laser-cut blinds page.

How to Order Roller Blinds Wholesale

Here you can see what a dealer should send for a quote and how repeat orders work.

What Should a Dealer Send for a Roller Blind Quote?

A dealer should send a window list: one line per blind, with its size, blind type, fabric, operation and delivery address. LuxiVeil prices each line from this list, so a complete list gives a fast and accurate quote. Missing details can be filled in later.

A useful window list contains these columns:

• Window or room reference: for example "Flat 3, bedroom 2" or "Room 214".
• Width and drop: the finished blind size, and whether it is measured inside or outside the recess.
• Blind type: roller, blackout roller, screen roller, zebra or pleated.
• Fabric and colour: the fabric reference from the samples you received.
• Operation and side: chain left or right, or motorized.
• Quantity: if several windows share the same size and fabric.
• Notes: window handles, laser-cut pattern, special fixing.

Add the delivery address and the date your customer expects the blinds. A spreadsheet works best, but a clear photo of a handwritten list is also fine for a first quote. Send it through our RFQ form or by WhatsApp.

How Do Dealer Repeat Orders Work?

Repeat orders from dealers are handled against the fabrics and details you have already approved. Once a fabric is in your range, you order new blinds by sending a fresh window list with the same fabric references. Every blind is still made to measure.

This makes it easy to run a small showroom range and reorder as customer jobs come in. Over time, our team learns which fabrics, colours and operation types you sell most, and quotes can be prepared faster. Repeat orders can also be mixed: a reorder of zebra blinds can travel with a first order of wooden or aluminium venetian blinds or zip screens for a customer's terrace. If you want to build a full blinds range with us, see the wholesale blinds and dealer programme.

Roller Blind Requirements: Fire Safety, Lead Times and Measuring

These subsections cover fire-safety documentation, order lead times and how roller blinds should be measured.

Does Your Roller Blind Fabric Meet Fire-Safety Requirements?

Fire-safety documentation for roller blind fabrics is checked per fabric and per project at LuxiVeil. A fire test document applies only to the exact fabric it was issued for, so it cannot be assumed for a whole range. Tell us your requirement before fabrics are chosen.

This matters most for hotels, hospitals, offices and other public buildings, where the specification often names a fire requirement for window textiles. If you are a dealer supplying such a building, pass the requirement on with the window list. We then select fabrics with that in mind. Documents we can share today are listed on our Quality Documents page; they belong to our supply partners and cover only the products they were issued for.

How Long Do Roller and Zebra Blind Orders Take?

Lead times for LuxiVeil roller and zebra blinds are confirmed per order, because each blind is cut to its own size. There is no fixed minimum order quantity. A single replacement blind and a full building package are both quoted from the window list.

The one reference figure we publish is for hotels: a full room package for a hotel of around 200 rooms, with blackout and sheer curtains on double tracks, can be produced and delivered in about 8 weeks after sample approval and final measurements. Roller-blind-only orders are planned in the same way, with the date fixed in the quotation.

Delivery is arranged per order:

• To your warehouse, for dealers who fit or distribute the blinds themselves.
• To the site, for contractors and hotels, with freight shown separately on request.
• In phases, when a building is fitted floor by floor or block by block.

How Should Roller Blinds Be Measured?

Roller blinds should be measured after the window frames, walls and ceilings are finished, and the list should say whether each size is for inside or outside the recess. An inside-recess blind sits within the window opening; an outside-recess blind covers the opening from the wall or ceiling above. Made-to-measure blinds follow these sizes exactly.

Points dealers and fitters should check on site:

• Recess depth: is there enough room for the blind inside the opening?
• Window handles: will the fabric clear handles and tilt fittings?
• Fixing surface: can the wall, ceiling or frame hold the brackets?
• Chain side: which side is easier to reach for the user?
• Power: for motorized blinds, is a power point planned at the window head?
• Neighbouring blinds: should several blinds line up at the same height?

If you are unsure about a window, send a photo with the sizes. We will check it before the blind goes into production.

Roller Blind Buyers, Care and Glossary

Finally, an overview of who buys our roller and zebra blinds, how to care for them and the key terms used on this page.

Who Buys Roller and Zebra Blinds from LuxiVeil?

LuxiVeil (Gökcan Home Tekstil, Antalya, Türkiye) supplies roller and zebra blinds to dealers, distributors, fit-out contractors, residential developers and hotels. Dealers order for their retail and installation customers; contractors and hotels order for complete buildings. Published references include Sirene Belek Hotel, Titanic Hotels and COP31 Antalya 2026.

What these buyers have in common is that they need made-to-measure blinds, delivered against a list, from one source. A retailer may send ten windows for one apartment. A contractor may send a full block of flats. Both receive a quotation built line by line from their own sizes.

How Should Roller and Zebra Blinds Be Cared For?

Most roller and zebra blinds need only regular dusting and gentle spot cleaning; the exact method depends on the fabric. Ask us for the care information of each fabric you sell, so you can pass it on to your customers or the hotel's housekeeping team.

A few general points help blinds last:

• Raise the blind fully before opening a window in strong wind.
• Avoid soaking the fabric; clean marks with a slightly damp cloth.
• For motorized blinds, keep the control details with the building records.
• Report any issue to the same team that handled the order.

Roller Blind Glossary

• Roller blind: a single fabric panel that rolls up and down on a tube.
• Zebra blind (day & night blind): a blind with alternating sheer and opaque bands in two layers.
• Blackout fabric: a fabric that stops light passing through, used to darken a room.
• Screen fabric: an open-weave fabric that cuts glare while keeping the view outside.
• Chain operation: manual operation by a looped chain at the side of the blind.
• Inside recess: a blind mounted within the window opening.
• Outside recess: a blind mounted on the wall or ceiling above the opening.
• Drop: the height of the blind from its top fixing to the bottom of the fabric.
• Window list: a table with one line per blind, used to quote and label an order.

Dealers and project buyers: send your window list through the [RFQ form](/contact) or WhatsApp, and we will quote each roller and zebra blind line by line.