Roller Blinds in Lebanon: Sunscreen, Blackout and Motorized Options

The performance of a roller blind depends on the fabric, tube, brackets, bottom rail and motor or chain mechanism being correctly matched to the width and drop. Our team measures, fabricates and installs the complete system rather than treating the fabric and hardware as separate products.

Sunscreen roller blinds

Sunscreen fabrics are woven to filter direct light while maintaining a degree of outward visibility. They are commonly specified by openness factor. A lower openness factor provides stronger glare and privacy control, while a more open weave preserves a clearer view. Fabric colour also affects performance: darker colours often improve outward visibility, while lighter colours can create a softer interior appearance.

• Ideal for living rooms, offices, kitchens and façades exposed to strong daylight.
• Available in several openness factors for different levels of glare, privacy and visibility.
• Suitable for standard open-roll systems, fascia systems and selected guided applications.

Blackout roller blinds

Blackout roller fabrics block light through the fabric itself and are a practical choice for bedrooms, nurseries, meeting rooms and home cinemas. As with any roller system, small light gaps can remain at the sides unless channels, overlapping details or a cassette solution are specified. We explain the expected light control before production so the final result matches the client's needs.

Manual and motorized control

Manual roller blinds are typically operated by a continuous chain. Stainless-steel or plastic chain options can be selected depending on the specification. Child-safety devices should be installed where a looped chain is accessible to children.

Motorized roller blinds use a tubular motor inside the roller tube and can be controlled by remote, wall switch, app or automation system. Motorization is recommended for large blinds, high windows, multiple blinds in one room and projects where grouped control is important. Battery solutions may suit certain retrofit applications, while wired motors are normally preferred for new construction and frequent use.

Technical specification

The correct tube diameter and motor torque depend on the blind width, height, fabric weight and installation position. Wider blinds may require heavier tubes to reduce deflection. Where multiple blinds are installed side by side, alignment, bracket spacing and fabric direction should be planned together so the façade reads as one coordinated system. Our site survey also checks whether the blind will be fixed inside the reveal, on the wall or on the ceiling.