Motorised blinds.
No chains, no cords.
What a motorised blind does for the room.
Hover or tap a number to see where it is on the window.
- 1Motor in the tube
A battery motor inside the roller tube. No chain, no cord.
- 2Remote or app
One remote for the room, or the Luna app from the couch or from work.
- 3Charge point
Charges every few months from a USB lead.
- 4Schedule
Open at sunrise, close at dusk, without a thought.
- 5Any roller we make
Sunscreen, blockout or double roller.
Control Options
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![Hand holding a small white remote control]()
Remote
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![Fingers tapping a smartphone screen]()
App
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![Close-up of a voice control button on a touchscreen]()
Voice
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Scheduled
Which windows earn it
Six blinds in an open-plan living area means six chains, twice a day, every day.
You don’t have to do the whole house. Motorising the four difficult windows and leaving the rest on chains is a sensible approach, and a much smaller number.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
The clearest everyday win. One command instead of six chains.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
Otherwise need a ladder, so they never get used.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
Blinds behind a fixed sofa, bed or bench are effectively unreachable.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
Frequently impossible to operate any other way.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
No cords. Often the deciding reason rather than the convenience.
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Worth motorising? Yes.
A wide blockout blind is hard work on a chain and wears the mechanism.
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Worth motorising? Rarely -
Hard to justify on a window that is rarely touched.
Application Guidance
Fit Options
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![Recess-fit roller blind sitting inside the window reveal]()
Recess Fit
Sits inside the window reveal for a neat, contained look.
Suitable for:
Deeper reveals, and rooms where appearance matters more than total light control. -
![Face-fit sunscreen roller blind mounted above the window frame]()
Face Fit
Mounts over the frame and covers the opening entirely.
Suitable for:
Anywhere light control matters. The single biggest improvement to edge light. -
![Reverse-roll sunscreen roller blind with the fabric dropping close to the glass]()
Reverse Roll
Drops the fabric against the glass rather than away from it.
Suitable for:
Closing the light gap at the sides, and clearing window handles and locks. -
![Blockout roller blind part-lowered on a nursery window]()
Side Channels
Aluminium channels down each edge that capture the fabric.
Suitable for:
Nurseries, media rooms and shift workers, where near-total darkness is the goal.
