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Top-Quality Indoor Roller Blinds Gold Coast
Are you looking for indoor roller blinds that are premium quality yet still great value? You’ve come to the right place. At Gold Coast Blinds & Shutters, we not only specialise in providing the product, but we also offer roller blind installation. Come and explore our range online today.
Light Filter and Blockout Roller Blinds
Roller blinds are a super flexible product and a popular choice for window coverings. At Gold Coast Blinds & Shutters, we have a massive range of fabrics, options and accessories to create the right look for your Gold Coast home.
Apart from being cost-effective, they can also be made and installed quickly. If you’re moving into a new home or looking to quickly wrap up a project on the Gold Coast, block out blinds could be perfect for you.
The below options are just to give you an idea of what’s possible. If you need some guidance on what’s best for your home, one of our professional staff can recommend the right solution for your window. Just head over to the ‘book a quote’ page and secure a time slot to get your free consultation for roller blinds now!
Choose your Roller Blind Fabric
Sunscreen
Sunscreen fabric is see-through, which makes it perfect for living rooms with a great view! During the day you'll have both privacy and natural light. However, at night, you may lose some privacy with the light on.
Sunscreen fabric is also ideal when paired with a blockout blind fabric to make double roller blinds.
Light Filter
Light filtering fabrics gently diffuse natural light and provide privacy. They are best used in hallways and spaces where you need natural light, but don't wish to look through the blinds. Windows that are on the side of your home and face your fence or neighbour are perfect examples.
Blockout out blinds
Blockout roller blind fabrics are the most popular. They're available in a wide range of colours and textures. Blockout out blinds are best suited to bedrooms with west-facing windows. However, they can be used throughout the entire home for complete privacy.
Choose your Favourite Texture
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Select your bracket and hardware colour
Choose one of our four standard colours for your roller blind brackets and blind components. Most window frames are white or have white architraves, which makes white the most popular choice. However, it’s possible to match your bracket colour to your fabric selection if you’d prefer.
We also offer the same 4 colours for the bottom trim on your blind. It’s best to match your fabric as closely as possible. If there’s no obvious match, it’s a good idea to use white, as this typically blends in nicely with your wall colour.
Gold Coast Blinds & Shutters is proud to service the Gold Coast and the local community with quality tailored indoor blinds, retractable awnings, and more. If you would like a free measure and quote, contact us on (07) 5574 4788.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simply use our cost calculator below to help you budget for your project. Please note these prices are ballpark figures – please book a free measure and quote for final pricing as a number of options can affect the pricing.
Roller Blinds
There are many different types of roller blinds that are differentiated by the type of fabric used. They include sunscreen roller blinds, double roller blinds, and blockout roller blinds. We have the entire range right here for you. We also have a range of motorised and sliding door options available online.
Blockout roller blinds provide 100% privacy and light block. Sunscreen roller blinds control the glare while still retaining your view and daytime privacy. Double roller blinds feature two blinds that hang together but operate separately for different purposes (one is made from blockout material; the other is a sheer fabric).
Yes, we do include installation. Our team of experts can easily measure the space, cut the blinds and fit them perfectly to any window.
If you’re a professional who has installed many roller blinds, then yes, it will be an easy task for you. If you decide to DIY, it can take around 30 minutes. All you need is a pencil, a tape measure, a step ladder, and a drill with a 3mm Phillips drive bit.
Yes, roller blinds can be installed to sliding doors and bi-fold doors. We recommend linked roller blinds so it doesn’t get caught when the door opens and closes.
Roller blinds are designed to keep office spaces or homes cool in summer and warm in winter, helping reduce those energy bills. However, block out blinds provide the best barrier for heating and cooling if temperature control is at the top of your list.
There are different ways to fit and install roller blinds. But yes, you can fit roller blinds to the outside of the recess. This is known as a face fit and is usually used if your window recess is narrow in depth.
This is entirely up to you, and there’s no right or wrong way to hang your roller blind. Some prefer it to roll inwards (over), as it will hide the roll of your blind, You’ll have a noticeable gap between the window and your blind.
Others prefer to have it outwards (under.) While outwards will sit flush against the window, the under-colour of the blind and the roll itself will be visible.
Why DIY when free installation is included in our fee? The professionals at Gold Coast Blinds & Shutters can do it for you, which we recommend is the best option. You must get motorised roller blinds installed by a qualified electrician, otherwise the warranty on the motor will be voided. Trust the experts at Gold Coast Blinds & Shutters, who will not only help you select and measure the right custom product, but will also ensure it’s professionally installed for you.
You may need to regularly clean your roller blinds to ensure they stay free from dust and to help your investment last longer. To clean, simply use a damp cloth or feather duster. Ensure your roller blinds are completely dry before winding them back up.
- First, unscrew the safety device that’s attached to your wall.
- Roll up your blind, stopping halfway
- Get a long piece of paper and tuck it into the middle of the blind before rolling the rest of it up
- Pass the paper over and around the blind once the roller blind is fully rolled up. This creates a handle hold.
- On the opposite side of the chain, you’ll notice a slotted cog. Wind the cog in until you hear a small pin retract.
- Remove the pin, and the blind will drop out.
Blockout blinds are a type of window covering that uses fabric where you cannot see out and nobody can see in. The fabric is not see-through, which means when it is pulled down, you cannot see through at night, or during the day.
However please be aware there is a ~15mm gap between the fabric and the window frame on each side of the blind needed for the blind hardware. Light will not be blocked by the fabric here.
The foam-backed, opaque fabric makes it difficult to see through blackout blinds during the day or night.
The cost of blockout blinds depends on a number of factors, such as the type of fabric you want, how many windows you wish to cover, the area of each window, and the level of professionalism involved in the measuring and installation.
Yes, blackout blinds are designed to block all light from entering a room. When installed properly by professionals, they provide the perfect level of light control and privacy.
No, you can’t see through blackout blinds. The fabric used is not see-through, and therefore doesn’t allow light to filter through. It’s for this reason that they are ideal for bedrooms (for privacy), as well as media rooms and rooms with a television (for the ultimate in-home entertainment experience.)
Choose how you control your blind
Chain
Our roller blind components feature a patented metal core technology. The metal core mechanisms bring in a new generation of effortless, quiet, and long-lasting components.
Through the use of specific polymer formulas, we’re able to provide precision components with low tolerances, which significantly reduces resistance. This reduction in friction, combined with our bespoke planetary gear reduction system, means that larger blinds feel light to pull up.
Smart Home Motorisation
Simple control of your roller blinds using your smartphone.
The Connector App allows intuitive control of your smart blinds. You can access and operate your blinds in any room or location with a simple click of a button on your iPhone or Android device. Some other features of the app include the ability to set “Scenes” like “Home Time” or “Goodbye” where, for example, your living room blinds close when you’re ready to leave home for the day.
Pick your bracket style
Single Brackets
Single Brackets for roller blinds come in two varieties; a standard and a heavy duty. They visually look the same, and both feature a sleek cover when mounted to the outside of your window frame or on your architraves.
Double Brackets
Double brackets turn your day and night blinds. By putting a see-through sunscreen and a blockout fabric on your window, you get the best of both worlds. Our slimline bracket neatly stacks the two blinds on top of one another to help avoid the blinds sitting proud of the window frame.
Link System
Link brackets are great for large spans such as sliding or bi-fold doors. The link bracket is shared between two blinds. It features a ball bearing for quiet operation and helps to reduce the light gap between two blinds. Roller blinds that have been linked can either be operated from one chain or independently.