Duette cellular fabric
Duette fabric is formed from a cellular construction which traps air in the cells to provide additional thermal resistivity. We offer Duette fabrics in two options:
Opaque - which allows light transmission (available in many colours & styles)
Blackout - which completely blocks out the light (Oscurax)
The obvious benefit of Duette is that there are no visible holes for cording and so it can provide the neatest installation, particularly in blackout house blinds.
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Duette conservatory blinds
These Duette pleated blinds are recess-fitted in a timber conservatory. The shaped roof blinds have an additional rail to separate the blinds into two (a rectangular bottom blind and a triangular top blind).
Because Duette is quite a soft "springy" fabric it can "fan out" when retracted as part of a shaped blind and so Fabric Control Cording is added, which requires this extra rail to separate the blind in two.
Whilst this makes operation more complicated (having to move both rails in turn) it produces a far neater blind than if it were omitted.
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Duette blackout blinds
Duette pleated roof and window blinds in a bedroom in London with no visible wires or cords as they are concealed within the cellular fabric. Oscurax blackout fabric provides the ultimate in privacy and noise insulation.
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Duette blackout blinds
Duette pleated roof and window blinds within a second bedroom of this London property. Once again, the Oscurax blackout fabric is the perfect choice when creating privacy and noise insulation.
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Duette blackout blinds
Duette pleated roof and window blinds within yet another bedroom within this London property. Oscurax blackout fabric has been used to create privacy and noise insulation.
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Duette cellular blinds
Duette Duo Tone fabric has a white back and a choice of colours on the front. These pleated roof and window blinds allow a high level of natural light to be retained and yet provide a more welcoming atmosphere all year round.
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Duette blackout blinds
Duette pleated roof and window blinds with Oscurax blackout fabric. The pleated window blinds are retracted showing the depth of stack created by the fabric.
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Duette window blinds
"The opaque Duette fabric has a uniform soft glow as the light is filtered through the two layers of fabric providing excellent heat insulation.
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Duette conservatory blinds
Part-retracted Duette roof blinds showing an additional rail required to control the fabric. This Hunter Douglas image also shows freehanging surface-mounted side blinds.
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Duette conservatory blinds
Duette window blinds are normally surface-mounted (as shown) unless the conservatory has deeper glazing beads or rafters. A design layout with surface-mounted blinds can cover more panes of glass than recessed blinds and so is often cheaper. This Hunter Douglas image also shows a separate blind fitted to a tilt/turn window.
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Duette conservatory blinds
Part-retracted Duette freehanging side blinds with cordlock. Duette fabric conceals the fabric cords to provide a neat finish with no holes, especially when the blinds are fully extended.
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Duette conservatory blinds
These Duette pleated blinds are surface-fitted into a lean-to conservatory with the roof blinds covering two or more panes of the roof glazing with one blind.
The side blinds are all surface mounted with single blinds for each door and larger blinds covering multiple panes of glass where possible. The side blinds are all freehanging and operated by cordlocks - Hunter Douglas make the best cordlocks to control any freehanging blinds. More information:
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