Also known as Holland blinds, roller blinds in Melbourne and Canberra are a popular choice for many homeowners thanks to their sleek design and functionality. With a wide range of fabrics, colours, and finishes to choose from, rest assured that you’ll be able to find a perfect match for your home and decor style with CellularBlinds.au.
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With a range that is fully customisable to your needs and top-of-the-line hardware systems that will perform well into the future, CellularBlinds.au has got you covered.
Our standard roller blinds, this option features a single panel with colour-coordinated head rails and chains.
For some added luxury, our double roller blinds feature two panels in different fabrics to meet dual needs.
CellularBlinds.au offers four effective options for operating your modern roller blinds. All of them are pet and child safe for maximum peace of mind.
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We offer an extensive range of fabrics, from translucent through to blockout, to ensure that your roller blinds in Canberra and Melbourne meet your control and aesthetic needs.
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For complete privacy and room darkening
For softly filtered light with 80-97% UV protection
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For natural light without sacrificing privacy
With an extensive range of fabric colours to choose from, rest assured that CellularBlinds.au can help you to find a perfect match for your home and decor.
CellularBlinds.au offers several extra features and options to take your custom roller blinds to the next level. Contact us for information relating to your specific choices.
While all chain options fitted with safety devices, our motorised control options are completely child safe.
Thanks to slimline brackets and aluminium tubes, these blinds can cover even extra-large windows with minimal joins.
Thanks to our sunscreen and translucent fabrics, there’s no need to sacrifice privacy when providing your home with sunlight.
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Have the freedom to choose to completely block out and gently filter sunlight into your home with our range of fabrics.
CellularBlinds.au also offers a range of decorative pelmets that can be added around the head rail of yourcustom roller blinds.
We source Australian materials where possible and manufacture our blinds in Melbourne to ensure they suit our conditions.
Q What rooms can roller blinds be used in?
A As an incredibly versatile option, have peace of mind that our window roller blinds are suitable for most rooms in the home. While our standard fabric is ideal for most spaces (like living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, home offices, and even commercial buildings), we also supply a special wet area fabric (which is better suited to rooms like the kitchen, laundry, and bathroom). Contact us for more information.
Q I have really large picture windows – will modern roller blinds work?
A Yes, we highly recommend these blinds for homes with larger windows to cover. We’re able to link up to three brackets on the one window with very minimal joins between the panels, helping to give the impression that there’s a single panel spanning the glass. If you’re dealing with large picture windows, please contact the team at CellularBlinds.au so that we can advise the best way to proceed.
Q Do window roller blinds completely block the light?
A With proper installation and fabric selection, you can rest assured that roller blinds from CellularBlinds.au will effectively block most light from passing through. There can be some sunlight seepage around the top, sides, and bottom of the panel, which is unavoidable in some cases. If you desire a completely blacked out room, we recommend adding a matching decorative pelmet to the top.
QWhat sort of maintenance does roller blinds require?
A One of the main reasons behind the popularity of roller blinds is that they’re incredibly easy to look after. A regular dusting (using either a duster or the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner) is generally all that’s required to keep them looking their best. Stains and marks can be spot cleaned using a mild detergent and warm water solution with a non-abrasive cloth – do not scrub!
Q What does ‘front roll’ and ‘back roll’ mean?
A These terms refer to the direction that the fabric rolls off the roller. Front roll blinds roll forwards, over the top of the tube, while back roll blinds roll backwards, from underneath the tube. We generally recommend front roll when you have knobs and winders that you don’t want to hit with the panel, and back roll is a great choice when you want to achieve maximum privacy and light control.
