One Screen Sunscreen Linked Roller Blind
Ice
The One Screen Sunscreen Blind is a linked roller blind that reduces glare and heat, making it ideal for wide windows and sliding doors. It filters sunlight, preserves views, and protects interiors.
One Screen
Colour Ice
From
$166
Product Specifications
Colour Name
Ice
Type
Sunscreen
Composition
30% Polyester, 70% PVC
Daytime Privacy
Nighttime Privacy
Energy Efficiency
Width
min: 1200mm / max: 6000mm
Drop
min: 400mm / max: 3300mm
Cleaning
Products that use this fabric
One Screen
Ice
From $83.00
Linked Roller Blinds offer seamless control and full coverage
The One Screen Sunscreen Blind features a distinctive 1 x 2 weave, composed of 30% polyester and 70% PVC, designed for functionality and uniformity. It complements the One Block range, offering a cohesive solution for interior spaces. With a fabric weight of 400gsm, a thickness of 0.57mm, and an openness factor of 5–8% (depending on colour), it ensures excellent light control while preserving outdoor views. The 3,000mm width is ideal for wide windows and sliding doors, providing smooth operation and a contemporary appearance. The Ice variant achieves 26% visual light transmission and 67% solar reflectance under EN 410 testing. Flame retardant to meet Australian building standards (Class 2–9), it is easy to clean with warm soapy water and a damp cloth. This practical choice offers controlled daylight and solar management, with benefits such as light control, UV protection, and privacy. Compatible with blockout, sunscreen, or light-filtering fabrics, it features a linked roller blind design with wand or motorised operation. Perfect for window treatments, sliding panel systems, and interior shading, it embodies minimalist design and thermal efficiency, appealing to homeowners, designers, and specifiers.
Product FAQs
View all FAQsAbsolutely! 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."