Double Roller Blinds Williamstown — Tiger Blinds & Curtains

Double Roller Blinds

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Fitting both at once costs considerably less than adding a second blind later.

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Sunscreen in front
Glare and heat cut by day, view kept.
2
Blockout behind
Full privacy and darkness for sleep.
3
One bracket
Two blinds on one bracket, one neat head. Cheaper than adding a second blind later.
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Two controls
Each blind runs on its own, chain or battery motor.
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Recess or face fit
Fitted to the window like any roller.

Sunscreen keeps your view but leaves you visible after dark. Blockout gives privacy but makes you choose between full light and none.

A double roller removes the compromise, which is why we specify it most often in living rooms and bedrooms.

Worth doubling? Yes.
The most common application, and usually the right answer.
Worth doubling? Yes.
Sunscreen for mornings and dressing, blockout for sleep.
Worth doubling? Yes.
Handles a space in use at every hour of the day.
Worth doubling? Often.
Worthwhile if the room is also used in the evening or for video calls.
Worth doubling? Often unnecessary.
These rooms usually need sunscreen only.
Worth doubling? Consider carefully.
Two rolls on a small window is visually heavy relative to the opening.

Remote, app, voice or a schedule. Battery or hardwired, on Luna.