Sanctuary BO Blockout Roman Blind
Suede BO
Sanctuary BO is a blockout fabric, that offers complete light blockout and insulation. Made from 100% polyester with a unique three dimensional texture, it's perfect for roller, roman, and panel blinds. Available in 7 colours, this flame retardant fabric is durable, easy to maintain, and adds a seamless, contemporary finish to any space.
Please note: The fabric is 100% blockout, but roman blinds allow some light through stitching, back battens, and edges since they sit slightly off the wall.
Sanctuary BO
Colour Suede BO
From
$267
Product Specifications
Colour Name
Suede BO
Type
Blockout
Composition
100% Polyester
Daytime Privacy
Nighttime Privacy
Energy Efficiency
Width
min: 600mm / max: 3000mm
Drop
min: 1200mm / max: 3000mm
Cleaning
Products that use this fabric
Sanctuary BO
Suede BO
From $71.00
Total Light Control with a Soft Suede Finish
The Sanctuary BO Suede Blockout Blind offers excellent light exclusion and thermal efficiency, making it a practical choice for both residential and commercial spaces. Crafted from 100% polyester and coated with acrylic foam, this fabric provides a blockout weight of 430gsm and a thickness of 0.60mm ≥5%, meeting AS 2663 1999 standards for complete opacity. It ensures reliable light fastness (rated ≥ 5 on the Blue Wool Scale) and complies with the Building Code of Australia requirements for flame retardancy in class 2 to 9 buildings. Easy to maintain, this fabric is suitable for panel, roman and Roman blinds, and is certified by both GREENGUARD and OEKO TEX Standard 100 for low chemical emissions and safety. The soft suede colour adds a calm, contemporary finish to any interior.
Product FAQs
View all FAQsThere are 4 ways you can control the way your roman blinds open and close. Just select your preferred method of control when you’re customising your roman blind.
Cord and cleat: This is the most common and traditional way of controlling roman blinds. To raise the blinds, simply pull the cord and once the blinds are at your preferred height you wind the cord around a cleat (or hook) on the window frame.
Cord lock: this is similar to a cord and cleat, except instead of winding the cord around the cleat just tug the cord to the side to lock it. This cord lock is also seen in many Venetian blinds.
Chain drive: this is the type of control you might be used to seeing on roller blinds. It’s a connected length of chain that you pull to either raise or lower the blinds.
If you’re installing multiple roman blinds for the same room, we recommend selecting “uniform” batten alignment when ordering. This will create a uniform look and ensure the panels line up (assuming the tops of your windows are all the same height).
If you don’t select this, we’ll choose the best location for each batten depending on the size of your window – but even if your windows are all the same size, this could vary slightly.
At DIYblinds we offer blockout roman blinds and light filtering roman blinds. They can be controlled using cord & cleat, chain drive.
Roman blinds are blinds that fold or pleat when raised. Each section is reinforced with a light weight batten to help maintain their structure.
Yes, we can connect you with expert help to measure and install your window furnishings for the perfect finish. This service is provided by our trusted third-party installation partner, who can accurately measure your windows, offer guidance if needed, and professionally install your chosen window coverings. Book a Check Measure here."