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Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind

The darkest tone of the sheer class: two dark-grey sheer layers carry the glare cut and daytime privacy to the highest in this class while preserving openness.

  • Deep FilteringThe strongest glare cut in the sheer class.
  • Frame IntegrityA single surface with anthracite and black joinery.
  • Cord-FreeNo hanging cord.

Who Is the Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind For?

  • Loft
  • Office
  • Ground Floor
  • Anthracite Joinery
  • Wide Glazing

The tone of those who want the most cut without giving up sheer openness.

Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind

Stock Code:
FS-TUD-05
Availability:
Built to Order
Brand:
FENETRE
Category:
Sheer Duette Blinds

The dark-grey sheer dual layer is prepared to measure with the deep filtering balance preserved; it arrives installation-ready.

The dark membrane absorbs more light; seen from outside the blind reads more opaque, while looking from inside the view is still discernible. It is the tone of lofts and wide-glazed offices.

It builds frame integrity with anthracite and black joinery; with the cord-free arrangement the fabric is positioned by hand.

The dark end of sheer

The dark-fabric physics is simple: it absorbs more light and looks more opaque from outside. When two dark-grey membranes stack, the daytime privacy limit of the sheer class is drawn here — the inside is hard to discern from the street while the view is preserved from inside.

The same darkness is also useful in glare control; in west-facing offices screen reflection decreases most at this tone.

In the loft and office language

A white sheer stays foreign beside concrete, black metal and anthracite joinery; dark grey is the continuation of the same material family. When the blind closes on a wide-glazed loft, the glazing turns into a tone-on-tone surface.

Those wanting a balanced mid point evaluate grey sheer, those prioritising brightness evaluate light grey within the same class.

Honest limits

Dark grey is the most absorbing tone of the sheer class; on a north-facing façade or in a room with already-little natural light, white or light grey is the more correct choice.

The sheer class becomes two-way visible with the interior light at night — this limit also applies to the dark tone; for full privacy the opaque duette class is needed. Dust is more visible on the dark surface; regular dry brushing is enough, the fabric is not wetted.

Questions About Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind

Does a dark-grey sheer darken the room?
It is the most light-absorbing tone of the sheer class but stays sheer; for darkening the opaque or blackout class is needed.
Is the inside visible by day?
It is the least-visible tone of the sheer class — it reads more opaque from outside, the silhouette blurs further.
Is it suitable for a north façade?
On façades with little natural light, white or light grey is more correct; dark grey shines on strongly sunny façades.
What is its difference from mid grey?
In the same filter build it gives more glare cut and daytime privacy; in return brightness drops one step.

Other Sheer Duette Blinds Models

Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind is built around deep filtering, frame integrity, cord-free. The remaining 4 models in the Sheer Duette Blinds range are listed.

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Dark Grey Sheer Duette Blind — Send Your Measurements

With the net measurement and façade information, the dark-grey sheer duette price is shared.