White makes the system disappear
With RAL 9003 and a light fabric, the window stays as calm as possible.
White window frames give you a lot of freedom. You can make the Stick & Fit system almost disappear with white, go for warmth with beige, or create a clear contrast with anthracite and black.

With white window frames, you can choose almost invisible profiles or deliberately create contrast with the fabric and operating rail.
With RAL 9003 and a light fabric, the window stays as calm as possible.
Cream, beige and taupe make a bright white window frame feel less cool.
Anthracite or black creates a clear frame without you having to change the window frame.

A tone-on-tone combination looks spacious and calm. Dark fabric, on the other hand, works as a graphic surface; repeat that colour in a few other places in the room.
White fabric, white profile and one continuous light line.
White profile with beige or taupe fabric and wood in the room.
White profile with a black or dark grey pleated blind and a dark operating rail.
Light-filtering, coloured or blackout: first choose the look, then how much light you want to control.
Almost every interior colour stays white on the outer side. That is ideal with white window frames and a light façade.
A coloured outer side can be a deliberate choice with woodwork or brick.
Light and dark Black-out fabrics are also available; choose on function as well as appearance.
RAL 9003 is bright white and often suits modern uPVC window frames. RAL 9001 is cream and matches older, warm white or painted window frames better. Always compare it at the window.
For bright white uPVC and modern paintwork.
For cream, ivory and warm white.
Choose the rail to match the fabric: light for a soft look, dark for contrast.
RAL 9003 matches bright white most directly and RAL 9001 matches warmer white. The adhesive profile can stay white while the operating rail follows the chosen fabric colour.
With white window frames, a pleated blind can quietly fade into the background or stand out subtly. That gives you a lot of freedom in the look.


Use the colour as a calm base, a warm connecting element or as a clear accent.
Suitable for small rooms and interiors with lots of colour.
A safe, warm combination with oak, sand and linen.
Fresh and modern, especially with a concrete look or cool floors.
Graphic and powerful; repeat black in lamps or handles.
Not every white is the same. Hold a sample and, if possible, a profile colour next to the window frame to judge differences in undertone in advance.
White window frames vary greatly. A profile sample next to the window frame prevents a visible mismatch.
Sometimes a dark profile looks better when the rubber seals and window handle are dark.
Duo Tone keeps all windows white on the outer side.
Measure each window separately, even if they look the same.
Hold the samples against the window frame and look at them during the day, in the evening and from outside.
White is the calmest; beige and taupe add warmth; grey or black add contrast. The best choice depends on the interior.
No. Window frames can be bright, warm or aged white. Always compare the colour in real life.
Yes. Both parts are chosen separately.
A white adhesive profile with beige, sand, cream or taupe fabric often works well.
Yes. Choose a white adhesive profile if you only want the fabric to contrast.
With Duo Tone: the outer side of the fabric is always white.
With free samples, you can see immediately whether you want to go for tone-on-tone, a warm transition or deliberate contrast.