A802 Motorisierte Mica Licht Filtering Shangri-la Blinds

Shangri-la blinds feature two sheer fabric layers with adjustable fabric vanes in between. By tilting the vanes, you can control the amount of light entering while maintaining a clear view, or close them for filtered privacy. They offer a 'softer' light-diffusing effect than standard roller shades.

Yes. When the vanes are tilted, the sheer layers effectively obscure the view from the outside while allowing natural light to fill the room. During the day, they provide excellent privacy; however, at night with interior lights on, silhouettes may be slightly visible from the exterior.

The motorized system allows you to raise or lower the blind, as well as precisely tilt the vanes to your preferred angle. You can stop the blinds at any position to perfectly balance your light and privacy needs throughout the day.

The blinds are powered by a concealed, rechargeable lithium-ion battery. A single charge typically lasts 4 to 6 months depending on usage. You can easily charge it using the provided cable without needing to remove the blind from the window.

Yes, we offer a professional 'No-Drill' mount option. This tension-based system allows you to install the headrail directly to your window frame without drilling holes, making it the perfect, damage-free, and reversible window treatment for rental homes.

Maintenance is simple. Use a feather duster or a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to remove dust from the sheer fabric. For spot cleaning, gently blot with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals and do not immerse the fabric in water.

Yes. Our motorized Shangri-la blinds are completely cordless, eliminating the dangerous dangling chains or loops associated with traditional blinds. This makes them a significantly safer, worry-free choice for families with young children and pets.

For an 'Inside Mount,' measure the width of your window opening at the top, middle, and bottom, then use the narrowest measurement. For an 'Outside Mount,' we recommend adding at least 2–4 inches to both width and height to ensure the headrail covers the frame and light leakage is minimized. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.