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Internal Roller Blinds - Architectural | Shade Factor

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Northern Beaches Council, Australia

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Internal roller blinds protect your furnishings, maintain privacy and are an important element of your interior decoration scheme bringing warmth to a space and softening the brightness of glass and window framing. Available in a huge range of colours, textures, transparency levels and control options to suit your requirements, our architectural range offers discreet quiet componentry and precision engineered rollers suitable for most residential applications. Choose from a range of popular Australian fabric choices or an extensive collection of European fabrics.

Our architectural range includes larger scale components generally suited to housing within ceiling recesses incorporated into your design. Shade Factor has extensive experience in the planning of these projects and can assist you to achieve the highest levels of detail. The key is to plan early since a zone must be established within the structure to accommodate the blinds without conflicting with other building services.

Larger rollers allow greater spans, faster fabric travel and increased fabric stability achieved by a reduction in the number of rotations. Whilst not as effective as external blinds in reducing solar load, we offer a range of specialised fabrics with reflective backing to maximise solar protection and reduce glare.

Internal Roller Blinds - Architectural | Shade Factor
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Internal roller blinds protect your furnishings, maintain privacy and are an important element of your interior decoration scheme bringing warmth to a space and softening the brightness of glass and window framing.

Available in a huge range of colours, textures, transparency levels and control options to suit your requirements, our architectural range offers discreet quiet componentry and precision engineered rollers suitable for most residential applications. Choose from a range of popular Australian fabric choices or an extensive collection of European fabrics.

Our architectural range includes larger scale components generally suited to housing within ceiling recesses incorporated into your design. Shade Factor has extensive experience in the planning of these projects and can assist you to achieve the highest levels of detail. The key is to plan early since a zone must be established within the structure to accommodate the blinds without conflicting with other building services.

Larger rollers allow greater spans, faster fabric travel and increased fabric stability achieved by a reduction in the number of rotations. Whilst not as effective as external blinds in reducing solar load, we offer a range of specialised fabrics with reflective backing to maximise solar protection and reduce glare.

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“We enjoyed working with Shade Factor to develop a custom design solution which contributed significantly to the architectural outcome.”

Mitsuori Architects