Kew Blockout and Metro Light Filtering Linked Double Roller Blind 

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Yes, you can put two Roller Blinds together. Double Roller Blinds allow you to have two kinds of fabrics on a single bracket, which means you can add blockout and light filtering fabrics in one Roller Blind.

There are a few disadvantages of double roller blinds.

1. Projection: Double roller blind brackets can protrude between approximately 85 mm and 130mm, depending on the double bracket selected, the thickness of the fabric, and the drop of the blind.

2. Size Restriction: Roller blinds are limited to max width and drop for optimal functionality. In saying that we offer Easylink solutions to cater for later windows. Click here for more info [insert link to 'linked double roller blinds'

The regular double roller bracket dimension is 120mm by 120mm, requiring a window recess depth of at least 150mm. Great for windows with deep reveals.

Slimline double roller blinds have an ultra-slim profile because the two blinds are stacked vertically to save space. The bracket dimensions are 85mm by 148mm and require at least 120mm of window recess depth. Used for windows with shallow reveals (at least 120mm). They can be installed discreetly inside recesses with at least 120mm depth and minimal obstructions or face fitted onto architraves or walls.

Absolutely! If you have a large window or door space with multiple panels, you can still enjoy the benefits of a double roller blind with our linked double roller blinds. Start building your linked double roller blinds using our product customiser here.

Yes! Fitting two roller blinds into your window or door recess is a breeze with our double roller blind brackets. If you have limited depth in your recess, we have our slimline double bracket which needs just 85mm of depth in your recess to mount both blinds within your recess. For larger recesses, we have a regular double bracket which requires at least 120mm of depth. Of course you can mount both bracket types to the face of your window frame or door.

Check out our online showroom for some double roller blind inspiration.

Double roller blinds are incredibly affordable, especially when you install them yourself, however the price will vary based on the fabrics you choose. Our double roller blinds start from $199. At DIYblinds you can choose from over a hundred material and colour combinations so you’ll easily find a style that suits your budget. Custom-made blinds have never been so easy or affordable. Customise your double roller blinds on our order page for live pricing.

Yes! Double roller blinds are incredibly easy to install. It usually takes about 30 minutes and all you need is a pencil, a tape measure, a step ladder and a drill with a 3mm Phillips head bit. Installing double roller blinds is the same as our single roller blinds, just with double brackets instead of single brackets. Read our full guide on how to install roller blinds.

Absolutely! Linked roller blinds are perfect for extra-large windows and bi-fold doors, allowing you to control up to three blinds with a single motor. Check out our guide on how to measure bi-fold doors for the best fit.

Follow our Linked Roller Blind how to measure guide to gain accurate measurements for your space.

The easiest fix for blinds that don't line up is to roll them all the way down then back up again. Once you've done this your blinds should be lined up.

Do you have different fabrics for your linked blinds? Sometimes your blinds can get slightly out of alignment due to the different thicknesses of your fabrics.

To fix this roll your blinds all the way down until you see the bare, aluminium tubes. Grab some masking tape and add a strip of tape the whole way across the metal tube of the slower blind(s). This increases the thickness of the slow blind(s) to match the thickness of the quicker blind(s). Roll all your blinds up again and check if your blinds are lined up.

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."