Hospitality
Dark enough to sleep. Finished enough to photograph.
Hospitality schemes must combine dependable blackout, quiet operation and a polished finish that can be repeated consistently across bedrooms and public areas.
Guest rooms, suites, public areas
Room-darkening, privacy and textile detailing for guest-facing spaces.
Who uses the space
Overnight guests, every night
How we programme it
Room types, not one-offs
The key challenge
Light at the perimeter
Where we cover
Lancashire & nearby
The Brief
Blackout is a perimeter problem, not a fabric name.
Room-darkening, privacy and textile detailing for guest-facing spaces.
Effective room darkening
Dependable guest-room darkness
Coordinated fabrics
Quiet intuitive controls
Robust guest operation
Repeatable room presentation
Repeatable room standards
Layered privacy and daylight
See It In Context
How the Brief Appears on the Window
Select a numbered point to see how each requirement becomes a practical outcome.
What we specify
Recommended Systems
Starting Points, Not a Fixed Package
The survey confirms fabric, controls and the exceptions that do not belong in the standard type.
Option 1
Blackout roller blinds
Perimeter light gaps reviewed with recess, pelmet and track details
Option 2
Blackout cassette systems
Blind positions coordinated with existing soft furnishings and furniture before manufacture
Option 3
Blind Screen® systems
Standard room types scheduled separately from suites and exceptions
Option 4
Motorised public-area blinds
Guest controls kept simple; staff overrides reserved for public areas
Final suitability follows a site survey, the project brief and any required performance standards.
On Site
What We Check Before We Order
- Blackout performance at the perimeter
- Fabric repeat across room types
- Quiet and intuitive guest controls
- Recess depth, pelmet and fixing positions
Typical Spaces
Rooms We Regularly Specify
Guest bedrooms and suites
Blackout is tested at the perimeter — recess, pelmet, track and stack.
Restaurants and lounges
Atmosphere and daylight are layered; guest-proof operation still applies.
Reception and circulation
Public-area systems can be motorised and scheduled without looking technical.
Meeting and event rooms
Presentation blackout is specified separately from bedroom standards.
Surveys cover Nelson, Burnley, Blackburn, Preston and surrounding Lancashire areas.
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Tell us about the site, the programme and the approximate number of openings. We will define the right survey route.
✓ Site survey ✓ Written room schedule ✓ Phased installation