A125 Cicada Wing Sheer Cordless Square Cassette Roller Shades

The Cicada Wing fabric is designed to mimic the ultra-fine, translucent texture of natural insect wings. It offers an exceptionally high light-transmission rate while providing a subtle, sophisticated veil that filters direct sunlight, creating an ethereal and airy atmosphere in any room.

This fabric is primarily designed for aesthetic light diffusion. During the day, it effectively blurs outlines, offering moderate privacy. Please note that at night, when interior lights are on, the sheer nature of the fabric means silhouettes may be visible from outside; we recommend pairing it with curtains if complete nighttime privacy is required.

The Square Cassette provides a clean, minimalist profile that conceals the roll mechanism and mounting brackets. This design not only delivers a high-end, architectural finish but also acts as a dust-cover, keeping the delicate Cicada Wing fabric protected when the shade is retracted.

Yes. Our cordless system removes all dangling lift cords and loops, which are the primary sources of entanglement hazards. It relies on a balanced internal spring motor for smooth, safe, and child-friendly operation.

To ensure the square cassette fits flush within your window frame, we recommend a minimum installation depth of 10cm (4 inches). This provides sufficient clearance for the mounting brackets and the cassette profile.

For inside mounts, measure the width at the top, middle, and bottom of your window frame and use the narrowest measurement. See Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Yes. Outside mounting is an excellent way to maximize light coverage and create the illusion of a larger window. We suggest adding 5–10cm (2–4 inches) to your width and height measurements to ensure the cassette covers the frame edges completely.

Due to the fine, sheer nature of the fabric, we recommend light dusting with a feather duster or a vacuum on the lowest suction setting with a soft brush attachment. Avoid using wet cloths or harsh chemicals, as they may damage the delicate weave of the fabric.