Motorised screen roller blinds installed in Dublin
This Dublin project uses Black Screen 3% BSC610 fabric on motorised roller blinds. The dark screen fabric gives the installation a sharp contemporary appearance, while the wrapped bottom bar keeps the lower edge visually consistent with the rest of the blind.
Screen fabrics are often considered where the aim is to manage daylight and glare without using a completely solid-looking material. The exact effect depends on the fabric openness, exterior light and interior lighting conditions.
Black screen fabric for modern glazing
Dark screen fabrics can work particularly well beside darker window frames and modern interiors. This installation is a useful visual reference for Dublin homeowners comparing a screen-style blind with blackout or more decorative roller-blind fabrics.
Project highlights
- Motorised roller blinds installed in Dublin
- Black Screen 3% BSC610 fabric
- Wrapped bottom bar
- Remote-control operation
Planning screen blinds for a Dublin property
Before choosing a screen fabric, it is worth considering which direction the windows face, how much glare reaches the room and how much privacy is required during the day and evening. The fabric percentage and colour both influence the result.
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FAQ — screen roller blinds in Dublin
Which screen fabric was used here?
The project uses Black Screen 3% BSC610 fabric.
Are the blinds operated manually?
No. They are motorised and use remote-control operation.
Is a 3% screen fabric the same as a blackout blind?
No. A screen fabric and a blackout fabric are different material types. The final light and privacy performance should be considered for the individual room.