Motorised roller blinds in Dunboyne, Co. Meath
This Dunboyne installation combines Eden 134 fabric with motorised roller blinds and an extra pelmet. The pelmet helps conceal the roller and mechanism, giving the top of the blind a more finished appearance when viewed from inside the room.
Remote operation also makes the system straightforward to use day to day. It is a useful example for homes in Dunboyne and surrounding Meath areas where a tidy architectural finish is as important as privacy and light control.
Why the extra pelmet changes the finished look
A roller blind can be visually simple, but details around the top of the window make a noticeable difference. On this project the extra pelmet creates a cleaner line above the fabric and helps the blind sit more deliberately within the room.
Project highlights
- Made-to-measure roller blinds in Dunboyne, Meath
- Eden 134 fabric
- Extra pelmet at the top of the blind
- Motorised remote-control operation
Choosing roller blinds for a Dunboyne home
The right setup depends on the window proportions, desired privacy, fabric colour and whether the blind should disappear visually or become part of the interior design. For larger groups of windows, motorisation can also make daily operation more convenient.
See our roller blind options, explore motorised controls or send us your project details.
FAQ — roller blinds in Dunboyne
What fabric is shown in this Dunboyne installation?
The project uses Eden 134 fabric.
What is the extra pelmet for?
It provides a more finished appearance around the roller and mechanism at the top of the blind.
Are these blinds motorised?
Yes. The project uses motorised operation with remote control.