Motorized Roller Blinds

Top light spill happens when daylight sneaks over the roll and drops into the room.

That thin band of brightness can land right on the bed or cot and break sleep before anyone is ready to wake.

A top back cover blocks that top spill so darkness stays consistent from bedtime to morning.

Most blackout setups fail at the sides.

Those bright edges signal morning instantly and make naps shorter, which creates stress for parents and fatigue for everyone.

Side channels close the gaps along the window sides so light cannot creep in and blackout feels complete.

A small sill gap becomes a spotlight when the sun hits it.

That line of light can cut naps short and throw off the whole day.

Sill angles seal the gap between the hembar and the sill so light does not slip in from below.

Direct sun can make a room feel harsh and uncomfortable, but keeping the room dark all day feels gloomy.

That push and pull leads to constant adjusting and closed curtains.

The sheer layer filters light and reduces glare so the room stays bright, comfortable, and usable.

Real life does not follow perfect hours.

Babies nap at odd times, kids need earlier bedtimes, and some homeowners sleep during the day.

When your room cannot get dark quickly, routines become harder and rest becomes fragile.

The blackout layer gives you darkness when you need it, so you can protect sleep without fighting the window.

Sleep routines break when light changes unexpectedly, or when you simply forget to close the room fully.

That one slip can mean a shorter nap and a harder bedtime later.

Scheduling and scenes automate your blinds, so the room stays soft for wake up, dark for naps, and private at night without you thinking about it.

Manual blinds can be disruptive at the worst time.

You reach, you pull, you create sound, and a baby who was almost asleep is suddenly alert.

Motorized control lets you adjust the blinds gently, so the room stays settled and your routine stays simple.

When you adjust blinds repeatedly by hand, you add movement and fuss right when you want calm.

That friction builds, especially in the first months when routines are already demanding.

Motorized operation reduces daily handling so the nursery stays quieter and more parent friendly.

It is easy to forget the blinds until you notice the outside can see in.

That moment creates discomfort, especially at night.

Scheduled closing makes privacy automatic so you feel at ease sooner.

When blinds stay in one position for days, a home can look obviously empty.

That can make you feel uneasy during trips.

Scheduling keeps a natural daily rhythm so your home looks lived in and your mind stays quieter.

When devices do not integrate, you end up with scattered controls and messy routines.

That inconsistency creates confusion for families and adds stress.

Our motorized roller blinds integrate with Google Home, Alexa, and Apple HomeKit, so shading feels like part of one connected home.

Homeowners worry about reliability and long term performance.

If fabrication is inconsistent, even a great motor can become noisy, uneven, or unpredictable, and that creates anxiety every time you use it.

We are certified authorized fabricators for Somfy, Lutron, Kepta, and Aqara, so your blinds are built to proper standards and supported with the confidence you expect.

Many homeowners worry their windows are too wide or too tall for a clean motorized finish.

If the internal support is not suited to the span, the blind can look less stable and less refined.

We can support up to 6.0 m width and 12.0 m height, using tube sizes 42 mm, 52 mm, 70 mm, 80 mm, and 90 mm, with maximum widths of 3.2 m with 42 mm, 3.6 m with 52 mm, 4.5 m with 70 mm, and 6.0 m with 90 mm, so your blinds stay aligned and smooth even on large glazing.