Electric blackout roller blinds in Ashbourne, Meath
This Ashbourne installation uses Black blackout MGR-069 fabric on motorised roller blinds. The dark fabric creates a strong visual finish across the windows, while the wrapped bottom bar keeps the lower edge neat and coordinated.
The blinds can be operated by remote control and are connected to a smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google. For a room with several blinds, centralised control can make opening and closing the group much more convenient.
Blackout fabric with smart-home control
The combination of blackout fabric and motorisation makes this project a useful example for bedrooms, TV rooms and other spaces where stronger light reduction may be preferred. Blackout fabric does not automatically make the entire room completely dark because light can still enter around the blind depending on the window and installation detail.
Project highlights
- Electric roller blinds in Ashbourne, Co. Meath
- Black blackout MGR-069 fabric
- Wrapped bottom bar
- Remote-control operation
- Smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google
Motorised blinds for Ashbourne and Meath homes
For a similar project, the number of windows, blind dimensions, wiring or power arrangement and preferred control method should be considered together. A simple remote may be enough for some rooms, while app or smart-home integration can be useful where several blinds are operated as a group.
Learn more about motorised blinds or request a quote for a project in Ashbourne or elsewhere in Meath.
FAQ — electric blinds in Ashbourne
What fabric is used on these Ashbourne blinds?
The project uses Black blackout MGR-069 fabric.
Can these blinds be controlled with a smart-home system?
This installation includes a smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google, as well as remote-control operation.
Does blackout fabric guarantee a completely dark room?
Not necessarily. The fabric itself is designed for strong light blocking, but light may still enter around the edges depending on the blind and window installation.











