This pleated blind can be mounted in any way to block out light from the moon, sun or street lamps. Pull from top to bottom or from bottom to top – or just cover a section in the middle of the window
Suitable for rooftop windows, tilt windows and turn windows.
Can be cut to the desired width.
The blind can be cut and re-cut to fit a smaller window. Ensure that you do not exceed maximum cut length.
Drill-free mounting using the 4 included brackets with adhesive tape. The adhesive has been tested and approved for smooth glass surfaces.
The assembly instructions include a table with numbers corresponding to those on the fabric and rails to facilitate precise measuring and cutting.
The rails at the top and bottom allow you to mount the pleated blind precisely, covering any gap.
Easy to maneuver using either of the plastic handles at the top or bottom.
Depending on your needs, you can pull the blind from the top down or from the bottom up. You can also adjust the blind so it only covers a section in the middle.
Block-out blinds blocks light from shining through and completely darkens your room.
Good to know
Highly recommended to attach to surfaces made of glass.
For window frames or surfaces not recommended for the adhesive, mount the brackets with screws using a drill or screwdriver. The brackets are prepared with small holes for this purpose.
To reposition or reuse on another window, remove adhesive-mounted brackets with plastic hand scraper. Replace with new brackets available cost-free at IKEA stores or contact IKEA Customer Services for help.
For door windows or windows taller than 130 cm, mount 2 pleated blinds to cover the whole surface.
A darker environment stimulates production of the body's natural sleep hormone, melatonin. The hormone helps to regulate the body's sleep-wake cycle and can encourage better sleep.
Suitable for rooftop windows, tilt windows and turn windows.
The top rail of the 60 cm wide blind can be cut max. 40 cm.
If you need to adapt the dimensions of the pleated blind to your window, cut the top/bottom rails and the rods with a metal saw. Cut the fabric with a safety knife.
The included tool makes it easier to get straight, accurate lines when adapting the size of your rail/rod/fabric. It also protects your fingers.
For a smooth, friction-free glide, apply a few drops of silicone spray lubricant to the lock mechanism in the brackets. Ensure the spray is suitable for plastic and metal.
Can also be used in bathrooms.