Daytime roller
Use light-filtering fabric for routine brightness and screen comfort.
A roller and curtain can split the job cleanly. The roller handles direct daylight and glare, while the curtain adds softness, evening privacy, and coverage across wider glass.

The roller needs head clearance and the curtain needs enough side space to park away from the active glass or door panel. The bare track should be documented as part of the finished look.
Use light-filtering fabric for routine brightness and screen comfort.
Use fuller fabric for softness and stronger privacy when the room lights are on.
Separate the roller and curtain groups so each layer can move independently.

The roller can lower during the bright afternoon while the curtain remains stacked. In the evening, the roller can open and the curtain can close for a softer finished room.
These answers use current BLINDS100 pricing and offer rules. The exact written project is confirmed after measurement.
Planning images and written scopes show the actual slim bare exposed track, without decorative covers or boxes.
They can share a smart scene, but direct controls should keep the two treatment types understandable.
An eligible large-opening curtain can count as three credits within the current size and package rules.
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BLINDS100 serves residential projects from Harbor City across the nearby South Bay. Service depends on the address and project scope.
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