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Dark for naps and bedtime
Black-out does not let any light through and helps make the room calmer during sleep time.
Restful sleep, soft privacy and handle-free operation
Stick & Fit for the children's room and nursery
In a children's room or nursery you want to be able to control light without a loose operating chain. Choose Black-out for naps and a dark night, or light-filtering when privacy and daylight matter more.
Handle-free operating railNo loose operating chainBlack-out for sleep time
Specific to this room
A lovely room for sleeping, playing and growing
The room changes as the child grows. So choose a solution that is practical now and will still look calm and suitable later.
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Privacy without making the room dark
With a light-filtering fabric the room stays bright, while nobody can see in through the fabric.
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Handle-free and tidy
The controls are in the top and bottom rails. There is no loose chain hanging next to the window.
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A colour that lasts
Neutral shades and profiles that match the window frame colour still suit the room when the furnishings change later.
Practical room advice
Black-out for sleeping, light-filtering for playing
For a nursery or children's room where naps are taken during the day, Black-out is usually the best choice. In a playroom or study room, a light-filtering fabric may be more pleasant. It still gives full privacy, but keeps pleasant daylight in the room.
- Black-out for naps, early bedtimes and morning light
- Light-filtering for privacy during play and homework
- Honeycomb fabric helps keep the room more comfortable in heat and cold
The handle-free operating rail is easy to slide by hand. The cords in the system must stay taut and must never be tied in a knot.
Light-filtering or blackout
Which fabric suits the children's room or nursery?
All fabrics are opaque. Choose Black-out when sleep is the priority. Choose Single Tone or Duo Tone when you mainly want privacy and the room needs to stay light.
Single Tone
A calm, light-filtering choice for playrooms and older children's rooms where daylight remains important.
Duo Tone
Colour on the inside and white on the outside. Handy when you want to give the room colour and keep the façade calm.
Black-out
For nurseries, naps and bedrooms. The fabric does not let any light through and gives the strongest blackout.
Choose the fabric first by function and then by colour. For a nursery, blackout is usually more important than an exact trend colour.
Soft colours with a calm choice of profile
The adhesive profile and handle-free operating rail may differ
In a children's room or nursery, ideally the adhesive profile blends in with the window frame. The operating rail can match the fabric or a recurring furniture colour. The standard choice consists of RAL 7016, RAL 7035, RAL 9005, RAL 9001 and RAL 9003.
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Calm and pleasant in daily use
A children's room above all calls for simple operation, good accessibility and a choice that suits both sleeping and playing.
Choose the right fabric for sleep
Black-out is the best choice when the room really needs to be able to get dark.
Keep the operating rail within reach
Position the bed, cupboard or toys so that the rail remains easy to operate.
Never use the cords loose or knotted
The cords must stay taut in the system. Always follow the installation instructions.
Look at samples in the actual room
Colours change with daylight, lamps and the colour of the walls and floor.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions about the children's room and nursery
Which fabric is best for a nursery?
Black-out is usually the best choice. The fabric does not let any light through and helps with naps, early bedtimes and morning light.
Is a light-filtering fabric also private?
Yes. Single Tone and Duo Tone are opaque and give full privacy, but do let light through.
Does Stick & Fit have loose cords or a chain?
There is no loose operating chain. The controls are in the handle-free rail; the cords inside the system must always stay taut.
Can I set the pleated blind half open during the day?
Yes. With top-down/bottom-up you only close the part where people can see in or the sun shines, and let daylight in elsewhere.
Does honeycomb fabric help against a warm children's room?
The honeycomb structure helps to slow down heat in summer and limit cold at the window in winter.
What if a larger window is not suitable for Stick & Fit?
In that case we can also supply many fabrics as a cord-operated or motorised pleated blind, so the colour in the room stays the same.
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