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    Bringnox Motorized Dual Shades

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What Are Dual Shades?

Dual roller shades use two fabric layers on one window. One layer filters daylight. The other blocks light for privacy.

You can align the layers to let in more light, reduce glare, or fully close the view from outside.

It’s a simple setup that fits bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, and office spaces.

How Do Dual Window Shades Work?

Dual shades use two fabrics that roll on a dual headrail. You slide the layers to line up the solid and sheer parts.

This lets you choose how much light comes in without switching products. It works well for homes that need privacy without losing daylight.

Are Dual Roller Blinds Worth It?

Dual window shades are beneficial for these factors: better light control, day & light function, modern look, energy savings, and perfect for any room.

Better Light Control

You can switch between soft daylight and full privacy in seconds.

Day & Night Function

The filtered layer works during the day. The blackout layer helps you sleep or protect your home theater.

Modern Look

Dual window shades offer a clean, minimal design that fits most interior styles.

Energy Savings

The double-layer structure helps reduce heat and glare, keeping rooms more comfortable.

Perfect for Any Room

They work well for large windows, sliding doors, and open living areas.

Highly Customizable

With over 50+ types of fabrics, personalize your custom double window shades to your exact style choices and easily match your interiors.

How to Measure for Dual Shades?

1. Choose Inside Mount or Outside Mount

  • Inside mount fits inside the window frame for a clean, built-in look.
  • Outside mount covers the full opening and blocks more light—great for bedrooms or blackout setups.

2. Measure the Width

  • Inside mount: Measure the inside frame width at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest number.
  • Outside mount: Measure the full width you want to cover, usually 2–3 inches wider than the frame on each side for better light control.

3. Measure the Height

  • Inside mount: Measure from the top of the inside frame to the window sill.
  • Outside mount: Measure from the top of where you want the bracket installed to 3-6 inches below the sill.

4. Check the Depth

Dual shades use two rollers on one bracket, so make sure your window frame has enough depth for an inside mount. If not, choose an outside mount. It looks just as clean and gives you more flexibility.

5. Note Any Obstructions

Handles, locks, tiles, or uneven frames may affect sizing. Measure around them or shift to an outside mount for a perfect fit.

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What Are the Best Options for Dual Window Shades?

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1. Light-Filtering + Blackout Dual Roller Shades

The most popular setup: one sheer/light-filtering fabric for daytime use, and one blackout layer for privacy or sleep. Ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and media rooms.

2. Motorized Dual Shades

Perfect for large windows or hard-to-reach areas. Motorized dual roller shades let you control each layer independently using a remote, wall switch, or mobile app. They also create a cordless, child-safe design.

3. Two-Layer Roller Shades for Wide Windows

Some dual systems are made with stronger tubes and brackets to prevent sagging on large windows. They are ideal for sliding doors, bay windows, or panoramic living areas.