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Zebra Blinds combine alternating sheer and solid horizontal fabric bands on a single shade. Sliding the bands lets you control light and privacy without raising or lowering the entire blind.

Align the sheer and solid bands to let daylight filter through, or overlap the solid bands for more privacy and a more enclosed feel. Raise the blind fully whenever you want a clear, unobstructed view.

Yes. Choose a more opaque fabric option for stronger light control in a bedroom, though Zebra Blinds are not designed as a full blackout product on their own.

Not completely, since the design includes sheer sections. For a true blackout result, we typically recommend room-darkening Roller Blinds, or pairing Zebra Blinds with an additional liner.

Depending on the project, Zebra Blinds can be set up with a cordless system, a chain operator, or a motorized option. Our team can confirm what's available for your window sizes.

We carry a range of neutral and tonal fabrics with different opacities. Call our Edmonton showroom line to see swatches and get help matching a colour to your room.

Yes. Zebra Blinds can be configured for wide or tall openings, and very large windows are sometimes split into multiple panels for smoother, more even operation.

They work well in kitchens. For bathrooms and other higher-moisture rooms, ask our team about moisture-resistant fabric options before ordering.

Regular light dusting or a vacuum brush attachment keeps Zebra Blinds looking their best. For spot cleaning, follow the fabric care guidance provided with your order.

Yes, Zebra Blinds can be motorized for convenient, cordless operation. See our Motorized Blinds page for more on how that works.

With interior lights on, sheer sections can allow some visibility from outside after dark. Overlapping the solid bands fully gives the most privacy for evening use.

Cordless and motorized operating options reduce exposed cords around the home. Ask our team about safety-oriented configurations when you place your order.

Most installations are completed within the 2–4 day window noted on our home page, once measurements and your order are confirmed.

Call 780-655-5000 or use our contact form with your window sizes, room details, and preferred fabric so we can prepare pricing.

Roller Blinds use one smooth fabric panel that rolls up and down over the window, giving a clean, uncluttered finish that suits most rooms and window sizes.

Light-filtering fabric softens daylight while keeping the room bright. Blackout, or room-darkening, fabric blocks most external light, which suits bedrooms and media rooms.

Roller Blinds work well in living rooms, kitchens, and home offices. A room-darkening fabric is a popular choice for bedrooms and media rooms.

Yes. Roller Blinds are one of our most commonly motorized products — see our Motorized Blinds page for details.

Yes, fabric options typically range from sheer and light-filtering through to full room-darkening or blackout, plus a Solar Screen fabric for windows that get direct sun, so you can match the fabric to how the room is used.

Most Roller Blind fabrics can be wiped down or vacuumed with a soft brush attachment. Exact care depends on the fabric selected for your order.

Yes. Depending on the width, we can use a wider fabric run or a dual roller setup to cover large windows cleanly.

Roller Blinds are available with a chain operator, a cordless spring system, or a motor, depending on your preference and the window size.

Yes, they're widely used in offices and other commercial interiors for a clean, uniform look across multiple windows.

Blackout fabric significantly reduces light, though some light can still pass along the edges of the window unless side channels are added. Ask us about light-gap solutions if this matters for your room.

Yes. A layered, dual-roller system lets you use a sheer or light-filtering fabric on one roller and a room-darkening fabric on the other for the same window.

Our team handles in-home measurement as part of our standard process — see "How We Work" on the home page for the full steps.

Call 780-655-5000 or use our contact form with your room type, window size, and desired light control.

Motorized Blinds are raised and lowered using a remote, wall switch, or app instead of a pull cord or wand, making daily operation more convenient.

Zebra Blinds and Roller Blinds can both be motorized, and other product types may be available on request — ask our team about your specific windows.

Depending on the installation, motors can be battery-powered or hardwired. We'll help you choose the right option during your consultation.

Yes, blinds can be grouped so several windows raise, lower, or adjust together, which is useful for matching rooms or large window walls.

Many motorized setups support remote or app-based control. Ask our team about compatibility with the smart home system you already use.

Yes, this is one of the main reasons customers choose motorization — it's ideal for tall windows, high openings, and windows blocked by furniture.

Battery life depends on blind size and how often it's used. Our team can give you a realistic expectation for recharging or replacement during your consultation.

Yes, our team handles setup, wiring or battery installation, and configuration as part of a standard motorized blind installation.

Many motor options support scheduled operation. Ask us about the scheduling features available for the specific motor used on your project.

Battery-powered blinds are unaffected by a power outage. Hardwired systems may need backup power — our team can advise based on your setup.

Modern blind motors are designed to run quietly during raising and lowering, so they suit bedrooms and living spaces without disruptive noise.

In some cases, yes. Tell our team about your current blinds and we can advise whether a motorized upgrade is possible for your windows.

Call 780-655-5000 or use our contact form with your window count, locations, and power preferences.