GRAVITY STEEL MOTORISED ROLLER BLIND

GRAVITY STEEL MOTORISED ROLLER BLIND

Our motorised blinds are our premium range, offering a modern, electric touch to your windows. Both roller blinds and day-and-night blinds come with a motorised control system, allowing you to open and close them with a single click using the remote control. We offer a wide selection of blinds with various colours to suit your home or office.

Benefits of Motorised Blinds

  • Simple and easy to operate
  • Completely cord-free and safe for children, with no hanging cords or chains
  • Available in all fabric options for home or office use
  • Choose between Somfy or Cruze electric motor options
  • Ideal for high or hard-to-reach windows
  • Made to measure for your exact window size
  • Rechargeable battery pack, providing approximately 11 months of use per charge
  • Remote control included, allowing you to raise or lower the blind (one per blind)
  • Excellent for bedrooms, with blackout options to reduce light

Motorised blinds are very easy to use, set up, and install. They are powered using high-quality Somfy motors. There are no fixed cables, only a rechargeable remote for operation. The blinds can also be controlled via an app or smart home system.

Important Notes

  • Motorised blinds may not be suitable for kitchens or bathrooms.
  • The colour of the blinds may vary slightly depending on your screen or device settings.

 100.51



Total Price:  100.51

For Roller Blinds Only

Inside Window Recess Fit

To fit a blind inside a window recess, measure the full width and height of the recessed area from wall to wall.

  1. Take three measurements across the window recess: top, middle, and bottom.
  2. Take three measurements down the window: left, centre, and right.
  3. Use a steel tape measure to get accurate measurements in centimetres to the nearest millimetre.
  4. Always use the smallest measurement when ordering to ensure the blind fits correctly.
  5. The factory will make any necessary deductions for “recess specified blinds.”
  6. Take care to avoid obstructions such as tiles, handles, or rails to ensure accurate placement.

Outside Window Recess Fit

For outside recess fitting, the blind will be made to your exact measurements without deductions.

  1. Measure the area you want the blind to cover. To block sunlight effectively, allow for a 6cm overlap on each side and 7cm at the top.
  2. Measure the width of the area precisely.
  3. Be mindful of obstructions such as tiles or rails to ensure correct placement.
  4. Overlap at the bottom of the window is optional.

Please choose your preferred mounting option:

  • Top Mount: Fitted to an overhead surface, such as the top of the window recess or the ceiling.
  • Face Mount: Fitted to the front of the window frame.

Position the brackets to allow free movement of the blind. Make sure the roller blind does not touch handles or other obstructions. Loosely position both brackets and place the blind in the window to check alignment and centre it.

Attach the control side bracket on the same side as the chain mechanism. Ensure it is level and not twisted, as this may affect operation. Drill holes and fix the bracket, using raw plugs if attaching to a wall.

Insert one side of the blind into the bracket, then position the other bracket at the opposite end. Mark its position, ensuring it is level with the first bracket. Drill and fix the second bracket securely.

Mounting the Blind

Insert the pin end of the blind into the pin-side bracket. The pin end has a spring system to make mounting and removing easier. Insert the control mechanism into the control side bracket. The central lug on the control mechanism should point downwards and fit into the cross-section of the bracket, hooking in place.

Operating the Blind

After installation, use the chain on the side to raise or lower the blind.

P-Clip

Install the tension device at the maximum distance from the control mechanism to prevent the chain from becoming slack. Ensure the chain passes through the P-clip and remains tight. The P-clip should be at the bottom of the loop, allowing the chain to move smoothly. Screw the tensioning device to the wall, keeping the chain under constant tension.