A119 Motorisierte beschichtete Fine-Texture Blackout Solar Shades

The fine-texture finish gives the shade a premium, fabric-like aesthetic that feels sophisticated to the touch, while the high-performance coating provides professional-grade blackout capabilities and UV reflection, protecting your interior from heat and fading.

Yes. The specialized solar coating is engineered to reflect a high percentage of solar radiation before it enters your room. This helps maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, reducing the load on your cooling system and lowering energy costs during the summer.

Yes. The combination of a high-density base fabric and a professional blackout coating ensures 100% light blockage. When properly installed, these shades provide the deep darkness required for bedrooms and home theater environments.

These shades are powered by a concealed, rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The charging port is conveniently located directly on the battery pack, allowing you to charge the motor easily using the provided cable without needing to remove the shade from the window.

Yes, we offer a professional 'No-Drill' mount option. This tension-based system secures the headrail directly to your window frame without the need for permanent drilling, making it an ideal, damage-free, and reversible solution for rental apartments.

Yes. The motorized design is 100% cordless, eliminating the dangerous dangling chains or loops found on traditional manual shades. This makes our product a significantly safer, worry-free choice for households with young children and pets.

Maintenance is easy. Because the fabric is coated, it naturally resists dust and grime. Use a feather duster or a vacuum with a soft brush attachment for routine cleaning. For minor spots, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid abrasive chemicals to protect the coating.

For an 'Inside Mount,' measure the exact width of the window frame at the top, middle, and bottom; use the narrowest measurement. For an 'Outside Mount,' add at least 2–4 inches to both the width and height to ensure full window coverage and maximum thermal/light blockage. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.