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Privacy at the entrance
Cover the part next to the front door where passers-by can look in.
A bright entrance with privacy and a calm look
Stick & Fit for hallway, landing and stairwell
Windows in the hallway, next to the front door or on the landing let in lots of light, but often also direct views in. Stick & Fit blocks exactly the line of sight and stays tight on the window.
Privacy next to the front door and on the landingHandle-free operationCalm on narrow and tall windows
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Keep the hallway bright without everyone looking in
In circulation spaces a calm, simple solution works best. Think of the line of sight from the street and how easy tall windows are to reach.
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Daylight on the landing
Keep the top open to the light, so the stairs and landing stay bright.
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Calm at narrow windows
A profile colour to match the window frame lets Stick & Fit blend subtly into the window.
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Clear walkway
The pleated blind sits on the window and does not stick out in a narrow hallway or by a door.
Practical room advice
A calm entrance that stays light
Top-down/bottom-up is ideal for side windows next to a front door and windows on the landing. You close only the zone people can see into and leave the top section open for light. That way the entrance feels welcoming rather than closed off.
- Light-filtering keeps the hallway and stairs friendly and bright
- White, cream or light grey blends in calmly with light window frames
- Honeycomb fabric helps reduce cold at a front door or stairwell window
For tall windows a control wand can be handy. That way the handle-free operating rail stays within reach without a step ladder.
Light-filtering or blackout
Which fabric suits a hallway and landing?
Light-filtering is usually the best choice. The fabric is opaque, yet keeps the entrance and stairwell bright. The honeycomb structure also helps against draughty cold at the window.
Single Tone
A calm fabric colour on both sides, suited to a simple and timeless entrance.
Duo Tone
A chosen colour inside and white facing out. Lovely with a colourful hallway and a calm façade.
Black-out
Only needed when an upper floor or guest area calls for extra darkening.
Match the adhesive profile to the window frame colour. The operating rail can instead tie in with the fabric or with dark door and stair accents.
Matching the front door, window frame and stair colour
Adhesive profile and handle-free operating rail can differ
In a hallway or on a landing, the adhesive profile works best when it matches the window or door colour. The operating rail can instead pick up the fabric, the banister or a dark interior accent. You choose from RAL 7016, RAL 7035, RAL 9005, RAL 9001 and RAL 9003.
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Think about the door, height and walking route
A hallway mainly calls for a compact solution that stays easy to reach and doesn’t get in the way.
Check the door movement
Make sure the handle, hinge side and door have enough clearance.
Decide on the privacy height
Look from the street and path to see which zone of the window needs to be closed.
Choose operation within reach
For tall windows, use a control wand if needed.
Keep the look consistent
Use the same fabric and profile colours for side windows to create a calm entrance.
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Inspiration for the hallway, landing and stairwell
From narrow side windows next to the front door to windows on a light landing: Stick & Fit keeps the through-space open and well finished.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions about the hallway, landing and stairwell
Can Stick & Fit go on a window next to the front door?
Yes, on a suitable straight window. The pleated blind stays on the window and takes up no space in the hallway.
How do I keep the hallway light yet private?
Close only the section at eye level and let daylight in at the top.
Can I operate a tall window?
Yes. If the operating rail is hard to reach, a control wand can be the answer.
Which colour suits a white front door?
RAL 9003 white, RAL 9001 cream or light grey usually blends in calmly. For contrast you can choose black or anthracite.
Does honeycomb fabric help against cold at the entrance?
The honeycomb structure helps reduce cold around the window and makes the hallway more comfortable.
What if a large stairwell window is not suitable?
Then many fabrics are also available as a cord-operated or electric pleated blind.
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Make the entrance light, calm and private
Compare fabrics and profile colours with free samples or send photos of the door and side windows for advice.
