Cortinas de cebra con filtro de luz sin taladro Sunflower A202

The SUNFLOWER series features our specialized 'No Drill' tension-mounting system. It allows for a secure, professional-grade installation in minutes without any drilling, screws, or permanent damage to your window frames, making it the ultimate rental-friendly window solution.

Zebra shades utilize a dual-layer fabric design with alternating opaque and sheer stripes. By shifting these layers, you can overlap the opaque sections for privacy or align them with the sheer sections to diffuse natural light, giving you complete environmental control.

Our system employs a high-tension, pressure-mounted design. Using adjustable, high-friction rubberized end caps, the headrail creates a stable and firm grip within the window frame that remains secure even during daily operation.

Not at all. Each mounting point is equipped with protective, non-slip silicone padding. This ensures even pressure distribution and prevents any scratching, denting, or marring of your window finish, leaving no trace upon removal.

For an inside mount, measure the precise interior width of your window frame at the top, middle, and bottom, then choose the smallest measurement. Ensure your frame has a minimum depth of 10cm or 4 inches to allow the tension-mounted headrail to seat securely. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Yes. The SUNFLOWER series is engineered with a reinforced clutch mechanism and anti-fray fabric. This ensures smooth, silent movement and perfect stripe alignment even after years of daily adjustments.

Regular maintenance is easy. Use a feather duster or a vacuum on low suction with a soft-brush attachment to remove surface dust. For accidental spots, gently blot with a lint-free cloth dampened with mild, pH-neutral soap. Never use harsh chemicals or steam.

These are 'Light Filtering' shades, meaning they soften sunlight but do not block 100% of light. While they provide excellent privacy during the day, for bedrooms requiring total darkness, we recommend adding blackout curtains or opting for a blackout-rated shade.