Opens
Panels slide and stack behind one another
Light
Set by fabric; panels can be mixed
Suits
Wide glazing, sliding doors and room division
How it works
How panel blinds work
Each panel hangs from its own channel in the track. Draw the blind and the panels slide past one another, stacking neatly at one side or both like a set of sliding screens.
A weighted bar along the bottom of each panel keeps the fabric flat and still, so the full width of the fabric is on show.
Why choose panel blinds
- Clean, architectural lines across large openings
- Mix fabrics or colours from panel to panel
- Flat panels show off texture and pattern
- Can divide an open-plan room without building a wall
Where they work well
- Sliding doors and wide windows
- Open-plan living spaces
- Restaurants and hospitality interiors
- Offices and room division
Gallery
Product imagery to help you picture panel blinds in different rooms. Select an image to enlarge it.
How many panels will I need?
It depends on the width of the opening and how much overlap you want. Wider openings use more panels on a track with more channels. We can work it out from your measurements.
Can panel blinds be used as a room divider?
Yes. Hung from a ceiling track, panels can screen part of an open-plan room — a dining area or workspace — and slide away when not needed.
Can I mix fabrics on one blind?
Yes. Because each panel is separate, you can combine colours, patterns or levels of opacity across the set.
