Roller blinds, a perfect solution
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Modern roller blinds offer a range of features.
Roller Blinds are stylish, practical, low maintenance, affordable and come with a range of options that can take it from a basic blind for a rental property to a feature in a high-end luxe apartment.
Roller Blinds Come in a Multitude of Options
With a variety of sheer or blockout fabrics, textures and colours to suit any room, Roller Blinds are an elegant yet subtle window treatment. Ideal for main living areas, bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms, you’ll often find a whole home displaying roller blinds as the main window covering with different fabrics, pelmets or control options to highlight main living areas.
In particular, we love the look of roller blinds that use Somfy Motorisation, a modern pelmet and incorporating wide width, high-end screen fabrics, which sit neatly over large windows or sliding doors in modern living areas.
Roller Blinds are commonly combined with Curtains and Roman Blinds to create a highly flexible window covering with the soft lines of the latest fashion.
Roller Blinds Made Right
Stan Bond uses components from Rollease Acmeda, Sunboss and local South Australian design company Ziptrak®. For example, the Ziptrak® Interior spring operated blackout system – designed to help darken rooms such as home theatres and bedrooms, with the finished result assessed for the opening.
What's new in roller blinds
The Somfy and Automate motorisation ranges include iPhone and Android apps to control blinds remotely. Come into our Campbelltown showroom for a demonstration of these ranges.
What's Popular
Grey tone fabrics with metal bottom rails and metal chains are currently very popular roller blinds in Adelaide. Adding a white sunscreen fabric behind the blockout blind (which makes it a dual or combo blind) gives you privacy and glare control during the day, then lower the blockout blind in the evening to darken the room.
What Fabrics
Sheer, sunscreen, light-filtering and blockout fabrics are set out in the fabrics section on this page. Glare, privacy and light depend on the selected fabric and the lighting.
Everything you need to know
The complete guide to roller blinds
Types and Styles
From blockout fabrics for room darkening, subject to coverage and edge gaps, to sheer options that allow soft natural light.
Materials and Fabrics
Roller blinds are made from polyester, sunscreen mesh and blockout fabrics. See fabric options for internal blinds.
Light Control and Privacy
Different opacities change how much daylight and privacy a roller blind gives.
Energy Efficiency
Heat and cold depend on the selected fabric and the window. Some fabrics are used for insulation.
Customisation Options
Roller blinds can be made in a range of colours, patterns and sizes to fit the window.
Installation Process
Our installers fit the blinds, and the customer care team are available whenever you need. Free measure and quote.
Maintenance and Care
Follow the care instructions for the selected fabric. See how to clean internal blinds.
Benefits and Considerations
Light control and privacy depend on the fabric. Some fabrics also offer some heat and cold insulation.
Operation and Mechanisms
Roller blinds can be chain operated, spring operated or motorised blinds. Remote and app control depends on the selected motor.
Customer Reviews
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Create Your Look
Fabrics to inspire
When selecting the best fabric for indoor blinds, consider factors such as light control, privacy, style, and maintenance requirements.
Features and benefits
Visit our Campbelltown showroom to explore Stan Bond’s range of indoor roller blinds, or talk to one of our consultants about finding the right solution for your home.
Chain Operated
Spring Operated
Motorised
Roller Blind Fabrics
As an Adelaide manufacturer of blinds and awnings, and a Crimsafe Authorised Licensee, we can offer you a wide range of fabrics and colours for your indoor roller blinds.
Choose from a range of Australian-made or globally-sourced blockout fabrics to manage sunlight, reduce heat build-up in your room and to provide privacy in bedroom and bathroom areas.
Sunscreen or sheer fabrics can reduce glare, depending on the selected fabric and lighting, while allowing natural light into your room. They provide daytime privacy, while allowing you to see out into the world.
Translucent or light-filtering Roller Blind fabrics are less commonly used in Australia, but can be ideal for living rooms and entertaining areas that require natural light and higher levels of privacy than a sunscreen fabric can provide.
Choose from a range of colours, patterns and textures, with both subtle and strong finishes, or select fabrics with fire retardant, environmentally friendly or easy clean coatings.
Ziptrak® Interior Blinds
Ziptrak® Interior was developed by local system designer Ziptrak®. It takes cues from Ziptrak® Exterior and uses a track-guided system.
Ziptrak® Interior uses side tracks to guide the fabric and a head enclosure to help reduce light gaps. The degree of room darkening depends on the selected fabric, opening and installation.
Stan Bond supplies Ziptrak® Interior and Exterior blinds and can help assess the options for your opening.
Pelmets
Pelmets are the finishing touch to your Roller Blinds. Stan Bond can offer a range of modern pelmet options – whether it be a streamlined aluminium design, a custom painted timber pelmet, a fabric covered timber pelmet or a more basic valance pelmet to be covered with your choice of fabric.
Pelmets were once considered old-fashioned dust collectors, but now the modern options can complement a minimalist style home and cover the working components of the blind.
Motorisation
As accredited Somfy Motorisation experts, Stan Bond can provide all manner of motorisation solutions – whether it is for a single difficult to access window, or a whole home controlled by a building management system. Ideal for a variety of applications, for both residential and commercial properties, remote controlled blinds allow you to effortlessly control your internal blinds and regulate light and temperature with ease.
The addition of motorisation to your interior blinds lets you raise and lower your blinds based on weather conditions, sunlight and heat all from afar. Head to our motorisation page to learn more.
Combo Roller Blinds
By combining two Roller Blinds on a double bracket, these dual-purpose blinds let you individually operate a blockout blind and a lighter translucent blind to improve light control, privacy, and insulation. Sunscreen fabrics are often used in combination with a blockout fabric for a flexible and affordable window covering solution.
Custom Made
All of our Roller Blinds are custom made to your onsite requirements. Stan Bond does not offer pre-packaged or cut-down blinds. Each blind is made to the dimensions of the window.
Extra Wide Roller Blinds
Stan Bond offers commercial grade Roller Blind systems that can be made as wide as 4.5m with either a chain or motorised control. Using components as large as 63mm, these systems can span large architectural windows. Wide areas can also be linked together, allowing multiple blinds to raise and lower using a single controller and reducing the gap between each blind.
Child Safety
By law, we are required to ensure that any installation complies with regulations relating to child safety. This means that cords which fall below 1600mm from the floor must be secured to the wall with a child safety restraint device. If this doesn’t suit your circumstances, consider a spring operated or motorised option to remove the need for a chain altogether.
A few of our installations
The Stan Bond Service
Stan Bond offers a free no-obligation consultation on modern indoor roller blinds. Our expert consultants will help you with your project and provide you with a free quote.
Consultation
We provide an in-home consultation offering expert advice on all your options, and recommendations based on your personal style, needs, and budget.
Design
We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and provide a customised design solution, ensuring the final product is of high quality and meets your expectations.
Installation
Our experienced installers measure the windows, prepare the space, and fit your roller blinds with precision and care to ensure a precise fit and a polished finished look.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between roller blind and holland blind?
A Roller Blind is an internal blind with a tube at the top which fabric wraps around going up and down to block off a window. Traditionally a Roller Blind has been a chain operated blind whereas a Holland has been the same type of product but with a spring operation. Nowadays most companies call them Roller Blinds.
Where are the roller blinds made?
Our Roller Blinds are made in Adelaide. They are made at our factory in Salisbury South. The showroom is in Campbelltown.
Can you use roller blinds on sliding doors?
Roller Blinds on Sliding Doors are becoming more common. It is possible to install them this way but there are a few things to consider. The blinds often have to fit on the face of the door frame as there may not be enough space in the reveal due to the large handle or sliding door framework. We offer a service of cutting the sliding mullion when there is not quite enough room. Discuss it with the consultant when onsite. Also, consider where you will have the controls – often on standard sliding door set (1 door and 1 fixed panel) you will have two blinds split in the middle. When it is a centre opening sliding doors (1 door and 2 fixed panels) you may need to consider motorisation or easylink to avoid a chain hanging in the middle of the opening.
Do you sell day night roller blinds?
Day Night Blinds or Day & Night dual blinds are another name for Combo blinds. They are two roller blinds on one bracket with most often an open screen fabric on one Blind and a Blockout fabric on another. The screen blind allows daytime privacy, some heat/cold insulation and glare protection while the blockout blind provides nighttime privacy, light control and protection from the hot sun.
What are the child safety requirements on blinds?
There are laws in place to protect children from accidental injury on blind & curtain chains. Any chain or cord hanging lower than 1600mm from the floor must be restrained so a child’s head cannot fit through any loop formed. We cannot install blinds in a manner that contravenes the law even if the owner of the residence requests an exception.
What are the most popular window blinds?
Roller Blinds and Holland Blinds are currently a popular window covering in Adelaide especially when custom made as a combo or double roller. This gives both a privacy blind and a block out fabric blind.
How do you tell the difference between a quality blind and a cheap blind?
Quality Roller Blinds can often be identified by the use of quality components. Ask whether the blinds use Acmeda or Sunboss components. Compare the specified components, suitable opening sizes, operating options and warranty rather than relying on a brand name alone. Also, well made custom blinds generally use 43mm or 45mm top roller tubes. The bigger the tube the stronger the blind is over wide openings and the better the blind rolls up and down. The price of a roller blind is a good indication of quality; cheap fabric and components generally have a poorer life and are harder to clean.
How do I buy custom roller blinds?
Give us a call to arrange a consultant to come to your home (or a virtual consultation) and show you the range of options and fabrics. This is a free service and ensures you get a quote for the product and price which will suit your home. Once you are happy with the measurements, fabric choice and price the consultant will send the details of the order to our manufacturing plant in Salisbury South, SA to have the blinds custom manufactured.
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