Blockout privacy
Pair blockout fabric with tracks and a bottom channel for the darkest result.
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Australia's track-guided interior blind
Ziptrak Interior blinds create a sealed, architectural window finish for bedrooms, media rooms and large glazing where ordinary roller blinds leave too much light around the edges.

Why it feels different
Standard roller blinds can darken a room, but they usually leave a glow at the sides, top and bottom. Ziptrak Interior holds the fabric inside slim side tracks and finishes the opening with a neat pelmet and bottom bar.
The result is a cleaner, more controlled room: less glare, better privacy, improved insulation and a much darker finish when specified with blackout fabric.
Laser clinic treatment room
A laser clinic treatment room needed a clean interior blind system that could block outside light during procedures while still looking calm and professional when viewed from inside the room.
Ziptrak Interior was specified with blockout fabric, side tracks, a concealed top pelmet and a bottom channel to reduce the light gaps that ordinary roller blinds leave behind.
Where it works best
Ziptrak Interior is most useful when the window covering needs to do more than look nice: sleep, privacy, insulation, glare reduction or a clean finish over large glass.
Pair blockout fabric with tracks and a bottom channel for the darkest result.
Translucent or screen fabrics reduce glare without making the room feel closed in.
Translucent fabrics soften light and obscure the view from outside during the day.
Blockout fabric and guided edges reduce screen glare and create a darker cinema feel.
Interior installations
These installations show how the same guided system can be used for wide glazing, compact bedroom windows and screen fabrics where the view still matters.







Fabric and control
Fabric type determines privacy, view, glare reduction, heat performance and how dark the room becomes. For a fully blackout result, choose blockout fabric with side tracks, pelmet and bottom channel.
Designed for bedrooms, nurseries, home cinemas and presentation spaces. Pair blockout fabric with tracks and bottom channel when the brief is true darkness.
Diffuses harsh daylight and provides daytime privacy without making the room feel closed in. Well suited to bathrooms, living spaces and street-facing windows.
Reduces glare and UV exposure while maintaining outward visibility. Screen material does not provide privacy at night when interior lights are on.
Operation options
Lift or lower the blind by hand, then stop it at the height you want. The system is cord-free, neat and easy to use for everyday privacy and light control.
A concealed motor is ideal for wide windows, grouped blinds or hard-to-reach openings. Control can be by remote, wall switch or compatible automation system.
Finishing options
We specify the finish around the room, window size and how dark you need the space to become.
Common questions
Blockout fabric and side tracks greatly reduce light leakage. For the most complete result, an optional bottom channel closes the gap at the sill. Small amounts of light may still depend on the window, installation and surrounding room surfaces.
Blockout is generally best for sleep and privacy. Translucent fabric is a good choice when you want softer daylight and daytime privacy, while screen fabric retains the view but does not provide privacy at night.
Yes. Motorisation suits larger, grouped or difficult-to-reach windows. The motor is concealed inside the pelmet for a clean finish and can operate one blind or multiple blinds, depending on the selected control system.
A single Ziptrak Interior blind can be made up to 3000mm wide with a maximum 2800mm drop. The minimum width is 450mm. Final sizing and pelmet selection depend on the chosen fabric.
Yes. The side tracks, pelmet and lowered fabric create a more enclosed air pocket between the room and glass than an open-sided roller blind, helping reduce heat transfer through the window.
We will measure the opening and help select the right fabric and control.