A130 Motorisierte Premium Blackout Roller Shades

Yes. Our premium blackout fabric is engineered with a high-density, multi-layered weave that blocks 99.9% of incoming light. When installed as an 'Outside Mount,' they provide near-total darkness, making them perfect for nurseries, bedrooms, and media rooms.

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 the perfect, damage-free, and reversible window treatment for rental apartments.

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

Yes. The multi-layered fabric acts as a thermal barrier, helping to keep your room cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. It also provides effective sound dampening, creating a quieter, more serene indoor environment.

Maintenance is simple. Use a feather duster or a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to remove surface dust. For minor spots, blot gently with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the blackout coating.

For an 'Inside Mount,' measure the exact width of the window frame at the top, middle, and bottom; use the narrowest measurement. Ensure a depth of at least 7cm or 2.76 inches. For an 'Outside Mount,' add 2–4 inches to both the width and height to ensure full light coverage. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Yes. Our precision-engineered motorized system is designed to ensure smooth, level, and consistent movement. It automatically sets the top and bottom limits, preventing the fabric from skewing or telescoping over time.