A119 No Drill Coated Fine-Texture Blackout Solar Shades with Small Tube (28mm)

Our No Drill system utilizes a high-tension, pressure-mounted mechanism. It secures firmly within your window frame using adjustable end caps that create a stable, non-slip grip, allowing for a professional, damage-free installation in minutes without the need for power tools or screws.

Yes. When installed correctly according to the provided instructions, our high-tension 28mm system provides a remarkably firm hold. It is engineered to stay securely in place for daily operation, making it the perfect solution for apartments, rentals, or any space where you prefer not to damage your walls or trim.

The Coated Fine-Texture finish combines the aesthetic appeal of a premium fabric-like look with the durability of a blackout coating. Unlike basic flat plastic shades, the fine-texture surface adds depth to your room's decor, resists dust accumulation, and provides a sophisticated matte finish.

Not at all. The 28mm tube is designed to minimize the gap between the shade and the frame. Its low-profile design ensures the blackout fabric sits as close to the window as possible, maximizing light-blocking efficiency and maintaining a sleek, modern silhouette.

Yes. The combination of our high-density blackout coating and precise roller mechanism effectively blocks 100% of external light. This is ideal for light-sensitive sleepers, night-shift workers, or creating a cinema-like experience in your media room.

Yes. The beauty of the No Drill system is its portability. Because it does not rely on permanent fixtures, you can easily remove the shade if you move apartments or need to deep-clean your windows, and reinstall it just as quickly without any mess.

No. Our mounting system is designed with protective, non-slip rubberized pads on the end caps. These pads provide the necessary grip while acting as a buffer to prevent any scratches, dents, or marks on your window frame or trim.

For No Drill shades, accuracy is key. Measure the inside width of your window frame at three points (top, middle, and bottom) and use the narrowest measurement. Ensure the depth of your window frame is at least 6cm or 2.37 inches to provide enough surface area for the tension system to seat securely. View Our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide.