Roller Blinds

Blackout roller fabric blocks nearly all light and is best for bedrooms. Sunscreen fabric is an open weave that filters glare and UV while still allowing an outward view during the day. Dim-out sits between the two, softening light without full blackout or full transparency.

Yes, this is one of the most requested combinations, since the roller blind handles daytime light and privacy control while the curtain adds softness, insulation, and a decorative layer that can be drawn back completely.

Corded roller blinds carry a strangulation risk for young children, which is why Stråla can fit chainless or motorized operation, or supply safety cleats and breakaway clips on corded systems to reduce the hazard.

Inside-recess mounting gives a neater, flush look but needs enough recess depth to clear the handles. Outside-mount is used when the recess is too shallow or when you want the blind to fully cover the frame for better light block at the edges.

Yes, Stråla fits motorized roller systems with remote, app, or voice integration for smart home setups, which is a common upgrade for large or hard-to-reach windows.