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Perfect Blinds for Large & Tall Windows
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May
May
Oversized windows are architectural showstoppers—but they require careful consideration to ensure style and functionality. Below, we unpack best practices, product recommendations, and installation tips for grand openings.
Challenges with Large & Tall Windows
- Structural weight: Long headrails and wide fabrics can droop or strain standard brackets.
- Access: High windows may be out of comfortable reach for cords and chains.
- Light spill: Large areas often have unwanted glare or heat gain without proper shading.
Product Solutions & Specifications
| Feature | Panel Blinds | Roller Blinds | Electric Blinds | Shutter Blinds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max width | 480 cm | 280 cm per blind | 320 cm | 240 cm per panel |
| Max drop | 300 cm | 240 cm | 300 cm | 210 cm |
| Control | Wand or remote | Chain or motor | App or remote | Pull rod |
| Light seal | Overlap panels | Side channels | Integrated motors | Full-frame fit |
- Panel Blinds: Ideal for sliding doors and expanses—stack panels to the left, right, or centre. Track options include manual or motorised operation.
- Roller Blinds: Use multiple headrails joined by fascia for continuous spans. Add side channels for blackout performance in bedrooms or home cinemas.
- Electric Blinds: Motorise large roller, roman, or day‑night Enjoy blinds. TiURemoteSync allows group control of multiple blinds with one button.
- Shutter Blinds: Bi‑fold panels attach to bespoke frame kits, folding accordion‑style to reveal full glass areas.
Installation & Maintenance Tips
- Measuring for stability: For drops over 200 cm or widths over 200 cm, incorporate support brackets at 120 cm intervals to prevent sagging.
- Motor logistics: Plan wiring routes for concealed power kits or choose battery‑powered motors for minimal disruption.
- Cleaning: Use a long‑reach duster for Venetian and panel blinds; roller fabrics can be vacuumed with a brush head.
DIY Blinds Tip: Combine manual and motorised units in the same room—manual shutters on lower windows for ventilation, and electric rollers on upper panes for timed shading.
