Laminated Roller Blind

Product overview

About this product

Lamination gives a suitable soft fabric the support needed to work as a roller blind. It can be useful when you want the same textile across curtains and blinds, or when a chosen furnishing fabric is not available as standard roller cloth. The material must be tested for suitability before the finished arrangement is agreed.

Choose a standard backing or an available fire-retardant blackout backing, with either a plain side finish or overlocked edges. The performance of a selected backing does not automatically establish a fire classification for the complete laminated fabric. Raised patterns, voiles and some velvets are unsuitable, so a sample is the sensible first step.

Width and drop depend on the orientation of the backing. The ordinary arrangement permits a longer drop at narrower widths; turning the backing permits more width with a shorter drop. Pattern direction and joins must therefore be considered before fabric is ordered or supplied. Manual and motorised controls can be discussed once the cloth is approved.

Agree the cloth before it is sent

Tell us the fabric name, composition, pattern repeat and intended orientation. We will explain the approval and supply arrangements in the quotation, including which party supplies the cloth and any allowance for pattern matching.

The technical details

Specification

Limits depend on the selected configuration. Use the relevant product documents and the agreed written specification for your order.

Options to discuss

• Customer-supplied cloth after suitability approval
• Selected ticking and furnishing ranges
• Compatible fascia, brackets and bottom bars

Product resources

Technical documents

AdamsBlinds product summaries support selection. They are not installation instructions or test certificates; the agreed order specification and supplied product guidance apply.