Single or Dual Roller Blinds?

Trying to make decisions in the world of blinds can leave you scratching your head if you don’t know enough about the pros and cons of what's available to you. A timeless option that you simply cannot go wrong with is the roller blind. Roller blinds are somewhat considered a throwback to the 60’s, which isn’t actually undesirable at all. The style of the 60’s was extremely futuristic for its time and keeps resurfacing in our modern style palette, again and again. The sleekness of the roller blind provides a clean and minimalist aesthetic, fitting itself in around any space, and most types of homes.


Today, roller blinds are available in their traditional singular format, and also in an extremely functional and versatile dual configuration. These double roller blinds in Melbourne are becoming more and more popular. There are definitely good arguments for both formats of the roller blind, some of which we will be discussing today.

Single roller blinds are fantastic for a slimmer and more flush looking profile. One roller blind looks quite sharp as a window furnishing almost anywhere it is installed. Having a single roller blind also allows you the space to install a completely different style of blind over the top, such as a roman blind.

Dual roller blinds on the other hand are great as they come as a single bracket carrying two blinds. The usual configuration for this is a sheer roller blind and a block out roller blind over the top. Opting for this set up is also one of the most cost efficient ways to get different levels of light control in your space.

If you would like to see the different kinds of roller blinds and what is available to you, call 03 9544 4999 or visit the website of Tip Top Blinds to get a peek at what's on offer.

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