Dual motorised roller blinds in Maynooth, Kildare
This Maynooth project uses a dual-blind arrangement with Screen 3% BSC-201 on the back blind and Screen 1% BSC-201 on the front blind. Combining two screen fabrics with different openness levels gives the room more flexibility than relying on a single blind specification.
The blinds are motorised, operated by remote control and linked to a smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google. This makes the installation a useful reference for larger glazed areas or rooms where several blinds are adjusted during the day.
Why use two screen fabrics?
A 3% and 1% screen fabric do not behave identically. The tighter fabric generally provides a different balance of glare control, privacy and outward visibility than the more open fabric. Having both available allows the homeowner to choose the layer that better suits the light conditions at a particular time.
Project highlights
- Dual motorised roller blinds in Maynooth, Co. Kildare
- Screen 3% BSC-201 rear blind
- Screen 1% BSC-201 front blind
- Remote-control operation
- Smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google
Planning motorised blinds in Maynooth or Kildare
With larger windows, it is worth deciding at the specification stage whether one fabric can provide the required balance of privacy and daylight or whether a dual-blind arrangement is more suitable. Motor and control options can then be planned around how the room is actually used.
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FAQ — motorised blinds in Maynooth
Which fabrics are used on this Maynooth project?
The back blind uses Screen 3% BSC-201 and the front blind uses Screen 1% BSC-201.
Why are there two blinds?
The dual setup gives two screen-fabric options with different openness levels, allowing more flexibility for daylight, glare and privacy.
Can the blinds work with voice or smart-home control?
This installation includes a smart hub compatible with Alexa and Google, alongside remote control.