Midnight Blackout Electric Thermal Cellular Pleated Skylight Blinds
SKU: NB-PS-E-SONA-BLACKOUT-MIDNIGHT
From £882.00
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Delivery 2 to 3 weeks
Custom-made to your measurements our stunning electric pleated skylight blinds are ideal for horizontal lantern windows and pitched skylights:
- Cellular Blackout Fabric - Light Exclusion and insulation!
- Flexible Power Options: Battery, Solar Panel, Plug-in or wire to mains power!
- Cover small or large skylights - Up to 3m Wide and Up to 5m Long
- Control with SOMFY Radio handset or Radio wall switch
- App Control and Voice Activation available with SOMFY TaHoMa
- Wired control available for hardwired integration with Smart Homes or BMS - contact us for detail
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Cellular Blackout
Energy Saving, Blackout and with no visible holes for the lifting cords! Cellular Blackout fabrics (a.k.a Honeycomb or Duette Blackout) consist of double-layered cells of fabric that act as an insulating cushion between the inside of your home or conservatory and the outside world. Our cellular blackout range also incorporate a reflective foil layer inside of the cell, which further enhances insulation - reducing your energy spend on heating and cooling and potentially saving you money! All fabrics are a uniform white in colour on the exterior face, and coloured on the inside face. Lifting cords run through the middle of the honeycomb structure, meaning there are no visible holes or light ingress through the surface of the fabric. Whist the fabric itself is blackout, you may see light ingress around the edges of your blind.
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- Blind Type: Electric Pleated Skylight Blinds
- Fabric Colour: Black
- Fabric Design: Plain
- Blind Feature:
- Motorised
- Child Safe
- Smart Blinds
- Cordless
- Thermal
- Light Control:
- Room Darkening
- Blackout
- View Out: Opaque
- Fabric Brand: Newblinds.co.uk
- Material:
- Cellular
- Polyester
- Fixing Method: Screw Fix
- Operation: Motorised
- Motor Type:
- Battery Radio Operation
- Solar Powered Radio Operated
- 24vDC Wired Operation
- Window Type:
- Loft Window
- Roof Lantern
- Room:
- Kitchen
- Dining Room
- Bedroom
- Living Room
- Attic Window
| File Name | Size | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric-Pleated-Skylight-Blinds-Installation-Instructions-Newblinds.pdfDownload | 3.13 MB | 04/11/2023 | |
| Electric-Pleated-Skylight-Blinds-Measuring-Instructions.pdfDownload | 2.57 MB | 04/11/2023 | |
| Electric-Pleated-Skylight-Blinds-Product-Brochure-Newblinds.pdfDownload | 1.9 MB | 04/11/2023 |
Watch our step-by-step video measuring guide below. Or if you prefer, download our written instructions.
Watch our step-by-step video installation guide below. Or if you prefer, download our written instructions
Will my skylight blind have visible cords?
It's important to consider two scenarios when answering this question:
1) When the blind is fully deployed - Our skylight pleated blinds use cellular (a.k.a. cellular or duette) fabrics. Unlike traditional "zig zag" pleated fabrics, with cellular fabrics the cord runs through the inside of the honeycomb fabric, meaning that there will be no holes in the fabric face and no visible cords when the blind is fully deployed.
2) When the blind is open - when the blind is stacked away or partially deployed there will be cords which run from one end to the other, both to support the blind (stopping it from sagging) and to operate the blind (pulling it back and forth). These cords are discrete and their position in the window space will depend on the width of the blind. Narrower blinds require less cords and the cords are more towards the edges of the blind. Larger widths require more cords and some of these cords need to be central within the window space to support and pull the blind.
If you require full information on cording and their positions, we have a useful guide in our brochure on page 15, titled "Cord guide"