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Keep the view open
Close only the windows where sun or overlooking is an issue and leave the rest open to the garden.
Lots of glass, lots of light and still control over sun and privacy
Stick & Fit for conservatory and garden room
A conservatory or garden room changes with the sun. With Stick & Fit you control each window separately and keep the view open where possible. The honeycomb fabric also helps against heat and cold.
Sun control per windowKeep your view of the gardenHoneycomb for heat and cold insulation
Specific to this room
Comfort throughout the day and the seasons
The sun comes in differently in the morning than in the afternoon. By operating each window separately, you keep the room comfortable time and again.
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Limit heat with lots of glass
Honeycomb fabric helps slow down summer heat and keeps out the cold at the window in winter.
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Control each side separately
Set the pleated blinds differently on the morning, afternoon and evening sides.
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Keep a calm, unified look
Use the same fabric and profile colours, even when the positions differ per window.
Practical room advice
Follow the sun through the conservatory
With lots of glass, there is no need to close everything at once. Place the fabric only on the windows where the sun is bothersome at that moment. That way the garden room stays light, you keep your view and you still benefit from the insulating honeycomb structure.
- Duo Tone or a dark light-filtering fabric filters bright sunlight
- Top-down/bottom-up keeps a view above or below the fabric possible
- Honeycomb fabric is ideally suited for heat and cold insulation
Do you have a wide glazed section as well as smaller windows? Then we can often combine the same fabric with a cord-operated or electric pleated blind.
Light-filtering or blackout
Which fabric suits a conservatory and garden room?
Light-filtering is usually the most versatile. You filter the sun, keep your privacy and retain the outdoor feel. Black-out can be used locally where strong darkening is needed.
Single Tone
A natural look on both sides. Lovely with wood, plants and a light garden room.
Duo Tone
An interior colour inside and white outside. Practical for a calm exterior appearance with several windows.
Black-out
For a specific window area where you want maximum light reduction, for example near a television or where the room doubles as a guest room.
The honeycomb structure is an important advantage in rooms with lots of glass: it helps keep the temperature around the window more stable.
Profile colours that stay calm in plenty of daylight
The adhesive profile and handle-free operating rail can differ
In a conservatory, colour changes a lot due to the sun and the greenery outside. So let the adhesive profile match the window frame and only choose the operating rail after comparing it with the fabric in daylight. Available colours are RAL 7016, RAL 7035, RAL 9005, RAL 9001 and RAL 9003.
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Make a simple sun and window plan
Look at the sun, view, doors and accessibility for each side of the room. This tells you where Stick & Fit gives the most comfort.
Look at morning, afternoon and evening
Note which windows get the strongest sun at different times of day.
Keep doors clear
Check that patio doors and opening sections can move freely.
Operate per window
Each window gets its own pleated blind, so you control light and view in each spot.
Combine systems for large windows
Where necessary, use the same fabric in a cord-operated or electric version.
Real applications from the image library
Inspiration for the conservatory and garden room
Bright winter gardens, dark window frames and large glazed sections show how flexibly Stick & Fit handles sun and view.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions about the conservatory and garden room
Does Stick & Fit help against heat in a conservatory?
The honeycomb structure helps slow down summer heat. The effect is greatest when the pleated blind is closed before the window heats up strongly.
Can each window be operated separately?
Yes. Each window gets its own pleated blind and can therefore be set to a different position.
Can I keep a view of the garden?
Yes. With top-down/bottom-up you leave an open section above or below the fabric for the view.
Which fabric is best with lots of glass?
Light-filtering or Duo Tone is usually the most versatile. Black-out is mainly used locally.
Does Stick & Fit fit on a patio door?
Yes, on a technically suitable door. Check the clearance around the handle, the rubber seals and the opening of the door.
What do I do with a wide glazed section?
For larger windows, we can also supply many fabrics as a cord-operated or electric pleated blind.
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Keep your garden room light and comfortable
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