Roller Blind for the Bathroom – Privacy Screen for Humid Rooms

Basis: made-to-measure curtains and clamp systems from the vinelly range with fabrics from Stardecor and JAB Anstoetz.

Moisture-resistant fabric

In the bathroom, the material matters most. A roller blind made of Polyester absorbs hardly any moisture, stays dimensionally stable and dries quickly. Natural fibres swell more easily in a damp climate and are less suitable here. The easy-care synthetic fabric is almost always the right choice for the bathroom.

Privacy Day and Night

During the day, an opaque fabric protects reliably against views from outside. It becomes critical at night: when the light is on inside and it's dark outside, thin fabrics can let a silhouette show through. Anyone wanting protection around the clock should choose a densely opaque or straight-out blackout fabric.

Double roller blind for flexible privacy

Particularly practical in the bathroom is the Double roller blind: two fabric widths with alternating sheer and opaque stripes can be shifted against each other. This lets you regulate light and view steplessly – bright in the morning with privacy, fully closed in the evening. Exactly how it works is shown by the Day-and-night roller blind guide.

Installation without drilling

In tiled bathrooms, nobody wants to drill into the masonry. With Clamp brackets the roller blind clamps directly onto the window sash – entirely without holes and removable again without residue. The holding parts of aluminium and plastic don't rust and cope with the damp climate without any problem.

Preventing mould

Even the best fabric is no substitute for airing the room. After showering, let the moisture escape and pull the roller blind up now and then to let it dry, rather than leaving it closed against the damp pane. This keeps the fabric clean for years. Looking for more ideas for humid rooms, the page Privacy screen for the bathroom.