Day & Night Blinds

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One blind, two moods

Day & night blinds run alternating sheer and solid horizontal bands on a continuous loop. Align the bands and light filters through the sheer sections while the fairway or mountain stays visible; offset them and the solid bands overlap for near-complete coverage. It's a single fabric run doing the job of two separate blinds, adjusted hour by hour rather than raised or lowered.

For a lounge or dining room facing the course, that means you can hold the view during the day and close it off for an evening braai without touching a second control.

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Where it earns its keep

Living areas, studies and dining rooms are the classic fit — anywhere the brief is "soften the light, don't kill it." It also suits street-facing windows in Erinvale's smaller cluster and duet units, where the neighbouring unit's sightline matters as much as the sun does.

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The honest limit

Even fully offset, a day & night blind isn't true blockout — light still seeps at the band edges, which matters in a bedroom that needs to go properly dark. For that, we'd pair it with a blockout roller or point you toward one instead. The sheer bands are also more delicate than a solid fabric, so we don't recommend them within reach of small hands or claws.

• Standard roller hardware — chain, spring or motorised, cassette optional
• Fabric range from light-filtering to semi-blockout bands
• Inside or outside mount, made to measure per window