Blackout Blinds

Scarlet Blinds have a wide range of ‘Blackout’ blinds, with varying finishes, prints, and unique features. Blackout Blinds – (Available as Roller, Vertical Blinds, Roman Blinds, Velux Blinds, and Day and Night Blinds) are a single wide panel of material. If the blind is a fabric, then a special coating is applied to the reverse of the fabric to stop any light penetration. Therefore, it is called ‘Blackout Blinds. So, while this type of blind can essentially enhance the look and match your interior decor, you can also be sure that no light can penetrate.

What are the Benefits of Blackout Blinds?

These Blinds help in cases where you are a light sleeper or night shift worker who does not want to be disturbed by sunlight early in the morning; any bedrooms, Bathrooms, bedrooms of young children, and office units need a ‘blind’ divide.

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Special Features & Finishes

Our blinds are available in several finishes and unique features such as ‘Antibacterial roller blinds,’ ideal for bathrooms and kitchens where humidity is commonplace. These usually come in beautiful printed ‘Wipe-Cleanable’ finishes. ESP solar-protected blinds, are suitable for any room with a higher energy loss and heat, such as; conservatories and rooms with large windows where heat escapes quickly and is challenging to retain.

These are different from other blinds in that they are not a specific style; instead, they are an additional feature offered on many types of blinds. This tends to be exclusive for blinds using fabric, meaning you will usually get blackout variations of Roman, roller, and vertical blinds.

The main idea behind blackout is to block as much daylight or harsh street lighting as possible and offer even more privacy than other blinds. Blackout Blinds are great in many situations, such as those bright mornings that flood your bedroom with daylight or offer more privacy in a downstairs toilet. Blackout blinds use a thicker fabric to block out as much natural light as possible, keeping a room darker and more relaxed.