A110 Motorized Light Filtering Fabric-Faced Cassette Roller Shades

Light filtering shades allow soft, diffused natural light to enter the room while obscuring the direct view from the outside, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Blackout shades, by contrast, are designed to block nearly all light for maximum darkness.

A fabric-faced cassette wraps the roller's headrail in the same fabric as the shade. This provides a sleek, integrated, and custom-designed look that hides all mechanical components, elevating your window treatments from basic blinds to high-end home decor.

Yes. During the day, light filtering shades provide excellent privacy by obscuring the view from the outside. However, at night, when interior lights are on and it is dark outside, silhouettes may be visible from the exterior. For full nighttime privacy, we recommend layering with curtains.

The shades use a long-lasting, rechargeable lithium-ion battery. With standard daily use, a single charge typically lasts 4 to 6 months. A discreet port on the cassette allows you to charge the battery using the provided cable without removing the shade.

Yes. The motorized design is inherently cordless, which eliminates the hazardous dangling chains or loops found on traditional manual roller shades. This makes our product a significantly safer, worry-free choice for families with young children and pets.

Yes. By filtering intense solar heat, these shades help reduce the internal temperature of your room during hot summer months, easing the load on your cooling system while still allowing you to enjoy natural daylight.

For an 'Inside Mount,' measure the exact width at the top, middle, and bottom, then provide the narrowest dimension. Ensure your frame depth is at least 3 inches. For an 'Outside Mount,' add 2–4 inches to your total width and height for complete window coverage. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.

Maintenance is simple. Use a feather duster or a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to remove surface dust. For minor spots, gently blot with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the fabric's light-filtering quality and the cassette finish.