Custom Roller Blinds

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Custom Roller Blinds are our single-fabric, made-to-measure roller blind – cut to your exact window size and manufactured to order, not pulled off a shelf. Pick one fabric from our Aventus, Dayscreen, Le Reve or Linesque ranges, or from our dedicated blockout and light-filtering colour sets, and we build it to fit your window.

Want two fabrics combined on one roller, so you can switch between full blockout privacy and filtered daylight without changing blinds? See our Custom Dual Roller Blinds instead.

We manufacture every blind in-house from start to finish – no middle man between our factory and your door except the delivery truck. You measure, choose your options below, and fit it yourself using the instructions supplied with your finished blind. No measure-and-quote visit required.

Product Highlights

• Made to measure: widths 610–3010mm, heights 600–3300mm
• Fabric ranges: Aventus, Dayscreen, Le Reve and Linesque, plus a dedicated set of 12 blockout and 12 light-filtering colours
• Roll configuration: Front-Roll or Back-Roll
• Chain control side: Left or Right
• Fit type: On Wall or In Reveal
• Bottom bar colour: White, Light Grey or Black
• Control: manual chain as standard, or upgrade to an electric or battery remote motor (+$200)

Recess or Face Fit? (In Reveal vs On Wall)

The order form asks you to choose a Fit Type. Get this decision right first, because it changes the measurements you send us.

In Reveal – also called a recess fit. The blind sits inside the window opening for a neat, built-in look. Measure the inside width of the opening and send us that exact figure; we make the deductions at the factory. Your reveal needs enough depth for the rolled-up blind to sit clear of the glass, and around 60mm is comfortable. A shallower reveal can still be used – the brackets themselves will fit in as little as 30mm – but the blind will then sit proud of the frame rather than flush inside it.

On Wall – also called a face fit. The blind mounts on the wall, or on the face of the frame, in front of the window. Choose this when the reveal is too shallow, when it is uneven or blocked by window handles and locks, or when you want the best possible light block, since the fabric then overlaps the opening on every side. Add roughly 70mm to both the width and the drop so the blind covers the gap. The front of the blind will sit about 80mm off the frame, and a matching pelmet tidies that up.

Not sure which to pick? On Wall is the forgiving choice and works on any window. In Reveal is the tidier one, if you have the depth for it. Our Roller Blinds Measuring Guide walks through both with worked examples.

One note on bracket names. Our installation guide mentions "face-fix" and "top-fix". That is a different thing from the Fit Type above – it describes which way the bracket screws on, with face-fix going into a vertical surface and top-fix going upwards into an overhead one. The brackets we supply do both, so either Fit Type can be installed either way, depending on the surface you are fixing into.

Easy Fitting Guide

Tools you'll need: drill, screws, screwdriver, spirit level, pencil, tape measure.

1. Decide your Fit Type (On Wall or In Reveal) and take your measurements – see the section above, and our Roller Blinds Measuring Guide, before you order.
2. Fix the brackets to the window frame, marking their position with a pencil and checking they're level.
3. Drill and fasten the brackets securely (an impact driver makes this quicker).
4. Fit the ball chain system and end plug into the roller tube.
5. Lift the blind into the brackets and snap it into place.
6. Anchor the chain to the frame with the supplied cord bracket for child safety.

Not confident doing it yourself? We can put you in touch with experienced installers in Adelaide – call us on 0475 217 438.

Which Room Is This For?

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