Interior

Motorised Vertical Blinds
Wide expanses

Vertical slats direct daylight gradually across large glazed façades.

Motorised vertical blind slats across a wide expanse

What does it do?

Wide expanses
in everyday life.

Vertical blinds are the most robust way to cover wide, tall glazing with a single system. The slats rotate on their own axis, directing light without shutting it out, and when fully drawn back they leave the façade almost clear.

  • Light control by angle

    Change the slat angle to cut glare without opening the blind.

  • Long openings

    Covers metres of façade without a break on a single track.

  • Gradual privacy

    Keeps the interior out of sight without losing the view entirely.

  • Easy maintenance

    Slats can be removed individually for cleaning, and a damaged one simply replaced.

Why this system?

There is more than
one way to do the job.

Motorised Vertical Blinds stands out in the situations below. We can assess whether it suits your space during a site visit.

01

Unfazed by height

Where fabric grows heavier with every metre of ceiling height, the slat structure stays balanced.

02

Made for doorways

At balcony and terrace doors the slats stack to one side, leaving the way clear.

03

At home in the office

Their straight lines suit the understated look of corporate interiors.

In real spaces

How does it look
in place?

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Technical overview

Options
and limits.

Final dimensions, fabric and motor specifications are planned after a site visit. These are the points we discuss when making a decision.

Slats
Slats in several widths; plain, textured and blackout fabrics.
Operation
Stacks to one side or parts from the centre.
Mounting
Ceiling or wall mounted; can be concealed in a suspended ceiling.
Control
Tilt and traverse can be motorised separately.

Frequently asked questions

Before you decide,
what should you know?

Can the slat angle and drawing of the blind be controlled separately?

Yes. The system manages the two movements independently, so you do not need to draw the blind back to dim the light.

If one slat is damaged, does the whole blind need replacing?

No. Slats clip in and out individually, so only the damaged one is replaced.

Can it be used in front of a balcony door?

Yes. When the slats are planned to stack to one side, the doorway stays clear.

Is this system right for you?

Let us take measurements
and give you an honest answer.

We can see whether Motorised Vertical Blinds suits your space during a free site visit.

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