- Bedrooms
- Street-facing rooms
- Open-plan living spaces
- Home offices and media rooms
Two fabrics · One neat system
Double roller blinds, day to night.
Combine a sheer or sunscreen fabric for daytime privacy with a blackout blind for evenings and bedrooms, all measured, made and fitted as one considered system.

Flexible light control
Privacy when you need it.
Blackout when you want it.
Each blind operates independently, so you can soften glare during the day and lower the blackout layer at night. We'll help coordinate the fabrics, controls and cassette finish around your room.
Sheer and sunscreen options soften the view in.
Lower the blackout layer for bedrooms and media rooms.
Two blinds coordinated within a considered fitting.
Ask about convenient powered control options.
Louvolite Vision® · 2026 collectionA different kind of day & night blind
Meet the complete
Vision collection.
Vision uses one continuous fabric with alternating translucent and opaque stripes. Glide the two layers past each other for a more open view, filtered daylight or stronger privacy, without the two separate rolls used in a conventional double roller.
Fabric Box collectionDesigned around the room
Performance without compromising the finish.
Choose from calm neutrals, textured weaves, practical sunscreen fabrics and blackout colours. Your surveyor will explain how fabric, window position and fitting method affect privacy and room darkening.
- Coordinated colours and textures
- Manual or motorised controls
- Professional measuring and installation
Choosing with confidence
What to consider before choosing.
A sheer or sunscreen layer is selected to soften glare and give useful daytime screening.
The second blind provides stronger privacy or room darkening, with colours coordinated across both layers.
We check the available recess depth, roll direction, fascia finish and compatible manual or powered controls.
- Two rolls require more fitting space than a single roller blind.
- Sheer and sunscreen fabrics offer less privacy at night when lights are on.
- Blackout fabric is opaque, but a conventional system may still allow light at the edges.
Frequently asked questions
Double roller blinds,
clearly explained.
Find answers about this product below. For measuring, orders and fitting, visit our main FAQ.
Explore all questions & answers01How do double roller blinds work?+
Two separate fabric blinds share one coordinated fitting. Each operates independently, so you can use the daytime layer, nighttime layer or raise both.
Find this answer in the FAQ hub02Are double roller blinds completely blackout?+
The blackout layer is opaque, but some light can remain at the sides or top depending on the window and fitting position. We explain the expected result during your survey.
Find this answer in the FAQ hub03Can both blinds be motorised?+
Compatible double roller systems can be motorised. The exact motor, power and control arrangement depends on the width, fabric and available fitting space.
Find this answer in the FAQ hub04Do they fit inside a window recess?+
Often, yes, provided the recess has enough clear depth for two rolls and does not obstruct handles or window operation. We measure this in person.
Find this answer in the FAQ hub05Is a Vision blind the same as a conventional double roller?+
Not quite. A conventional double roller uses two independent blinds. Vision uses one continuous striped fabric in two moving layers, creating open and closed positions within a single blind. We can show both systems and explain which suits the window.
Find this answer in the FAQ hub06How do I clean the fabrics?+
Light dusting or gentle vacuuming is usually suitable. Care varies by fabric, so we provide guidance for both selected materials.
Find this answer in the FAQ hubFree home consultation
See double roller options in your own home.
We’ll measure, bring samples and help you choose with practical advice in your own home.
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