Why do people bottom up blinds?

Top-Down/Bottom-Up Window Shades Give You Light And Privacy At The Same Time. To get natural light, you need to lift the shade. Then you uncover the window and allow people from the street to see right into your rooms. Lower the shade for more privacy and lose the benefits of natural light.

What is a bottom up roller blind?

Bottom up blinds are sometimes referred to as upside down blinds, pull up blinds or reverse blinds. They work by rolling up from the bottom of the window to the top of the window using a tensioned pulley system. The blinds can be stopped at any desired point using a cleat.

How do bottom up blinds work?

The bottom up function operates like a regular shade, by pulling down on the correct cord to lift the bottom to your desired level. To bring the shade back down, pull the cord towards the middle of the shade to unlock it and then allow the cord to lift up.

What kind of blinds are top down bottom up?

Woven Wood. Pleated Shades. Top down bottom up shades allow you to lower your shade from the top or raise it from the bottom to find the perfect balance between light control and privacy. All blinds and shades below can be made with top down, bottom up functionality.

Can you put roller blinds on the bottom?

If your room is overlooked or on street level, this ingenious solution allows you to simply clip the blind onto your UPVC window, pull the fabric up from the bottom & lock off at any point you desire. This allows you to gain privacy from the street whilst still allowing light to pour in over the top.

How does a bottom up window blind work?

They work by housing a specially designed roller blind in a cassette box at the base of the window. Our system is unique in using this cassette box as there are very fine brushes which stop dirt building up on the roller material.

What do top down bottom up shades do?

Top down bottom up shades allow you to lower your shade from the top or raise it from the bottom to find the perfect balance between light control and privacy.

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