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Protect your clients' privacy
Block the line of sight from the street or buildings opposite without covering the whole window.
Professional privacy with a warm, well-kept look
Stick & Fit for practice rooms and beauty salons
In a treatment room or beauty salon, you want to give clients privacy without losing daylight. Stick & Fit looks calm, stays on the window and keeps the room light and welcoming.
Privacy for clientsHandle-free operationA calm look without heavy curtains
Specific to this room
Comfort for client and practitioner alike
The best window position varies by treatment, workstation and time of day. With top-down/bottom-up, you can easily adjust the privacy.
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Keep pleasant working light
Let daylight in at the top for a bright and professional treatment room.
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Make the room calm
Choose a fabric and profile colour that suit the floor, furniture and brand image.
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Adjust quickly between appointments
The handle-free rail is easy to slide by hand and stays neatly on the window.
Practical room advice
Professional without becoming clinical
Light fabrics bring calm and softness; dark profiles, on the other hand, can suit a modern salon beautifully. The position of the pleated blind determines how much privacy and daylight you want at that moment.
- Light-filtering fabric gives complete privacy and pleasant working light
- Duo Tone combines an interior colour with a white back
- Honeycomb fabric helps keep the temperature around treatment areas by the window more comfortable
For larger windows or a combination of different window types, we can also supply many fabrics as cord-operated or electric versions. That way, the salon stays visually consistent.
Light-filtering or blackout
Which fabric suits a practice room or salon?
Light-filtering fabric is usually the best basis: opaque for privacy, yet bright enough for a pleasant working environment. Black-out suits laser treatments, presentations or rooms that need stronger darkening.
Single Tone
Calm and natural, with the same colour on both sides of the window.
Duo Tone
An interior colour inside and white facing out. Ideal for a well-kept façade and a salon atmosphere of your own.
Black-out
For treatments or presentations where daylight needs to be strongly reduced.
The collection includes many neutral and warm colours, as well as dark and bold shades. So there is a suitable fabric for almost every house style.
Professional colours without a clinical look
The adhesive profile and handle-free operating rail can differ
For a practice room or beauty salon, the adhesive profile can almost disappear against the window frame, while the operating rail supports the fabric colour. That looks well-kept to clients and stays calm in photos. The five standard colours are RAL 7016, RAL 7035, RAL 9005, RAL 9001 and RAL 9003.
View fabrics and coloursPractical in this room
Arrange privacy around the client journey
Look at the entrance, waiting area, treatment chair and work table. That way, you block exactly the line of sight that calls for privacy.
Check the line of sight from outside
Check what passers-by can see when a client is sitting or lying down.
Keep the controls within reach
Place furniture so that the handle-free rail stays easy to reach.
Choose one calm combination
Use the same fabric and profiles for the windows within one treatment room.
Combine with larger windows
Use the same fabric in a cord-operated or electric version where Stick & Fit does not fit.
Real applications from the image library
Inspiration for the practice room and beauty salon
See how light pleated blinds provide privacy in a treatment room and how the same solution suits a modern nail studio or salon.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions about the practice room and beauty salon
Which fabric gives privacy in a treatment room?
Single Tone and Duo Tone are opaque and light-filtering. The room stays bright, while clients cannot be seen from outside.
Can I close only the lower part of the window?
Yes. With top-down/bottom-up, you block exactly the line of sight from the street and let daylight in at the top.
Which colour suits a calm salon?
White, cream, sand, taupe and warm shades of grey are popular. Black or anthracite goes well with modern window frames and accents.
Can Black-out be used during treatments?
Yes. Black-out does not let light through and suits treatments or presentations that require stronger darkening.
Does honeycomb fabric help at a treatment area by the window?
Yes. The honeycomb structure helps limit heat and cold around the window.
Can the same fabric be used on larger windows?
Yes. Many fabrics are also available as cord-operated or electric pleated blinds.
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Give clients privacy and keep the room light
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