Seamless transition
Slide the bands a few centimetres to bring the light to exactly the level you want.
Interior
Sheer and opaque bands slide past each other for finely adjustable daylight.

What does it do?
Zebra blinds work by sliding sheer and opaque bands past one another. When the two layers align, light filters through; slide them and the room darkens seamlessly. One system does the work of both a sheer and a roller blind.
Slide the bands a few centimetres to bring the light to exactly the level you want.
With the bands aligned, you can see out while no one can see in.
Removes the need for separate sheers and drapery, keeping the window uncluttered.
Takes up little space above narrow sills and in deep recesses.
Why this system?
Motorised Zebra Blinds stands out in the situations below. We can assess whether it suits your space during a site visit.
Filtered light in the morning, darkness in the evening, all from the same system.
The horizontal banding adds a graphic detail to understated interiors.
Dust resistant technical fabrics can be wiped with a damp cloth.
In real spaces

Technical overview
Final dimensions, fabric and motor specifications are planned after a site visit. These are the points we discuss when making a decision.
Frequently asked questions
With the lights on, silhouettes may show through the sheer bands. For rooms such as bedrooms, we recommend blackout bands or a second layer.
With the opaque bands aligned, they block most of the light. For cinema level blackout, a blackout roller blind is the better choice.
Up to a certain width, yes. Beyond that, blinds fitted side by side move together with a single command.
Is this system right for you?
We can see whether Motorised Zebra Blinds suits your space during a free site visit.
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