Buy Silent Gliss 4960 - Mains Electric Rollerblind

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Buy your Silent Gliss 4960 Mains Electric Roller Blind through Discount Electric Curtains and save 35% off the RRP.

Silent Gliss 4960 Mains Electric Roller Blinds are quiet, smooth, fast and available in a range of advanced fabrics to suit any home or office in styles from quaint to ultra-professional.

Controlled wirelessly by remote, the 4960 is easy to install, can be fitted to a ceiling, a wall or inside a recess.

The 4960 is designed to be wired directly into the mains by a qualified electrician.

Like all Silent Gliss products, the 4960 Electric Roller Blind is built to last and comes with a 5 year warranty as standard. Couple that with Discount Electric Curtains’ unparalleled support and you have complete peace of mind.

Download the Silent Gliss 4960 Technical Guide here.

Get a price below and order at 35% off RRP below.

Order your custom Silent Gliss 4960 - Mains Electric Rollerblind online:

Step 1 - Tell us how big your blind needs to be

First, tell us the sizes you'd like for your rollerblind. Enter the width of the gap it's going in, and the drop (height) it needs to cover. Click here for more information on how to measure.

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How to Measure for Roller Blinds

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Please measure your blinds to the nearest centimetre (cm), ideally using a steel tape measure as they provide better accuracy over longer distances.

For a roller blind inside a window recess:

In this case you'd usually choose the Top fix bracket option below to fix to the top of the recess. You might select Face fix if you're screwing straight to the window frame within a recess. Enter the width and drop as measured according to the instructions below. Don't worry about taking off any size for clearance, we do this when building the blind. You'll receive a complete blind perfectly fitted to your recess.

a. Measure from point A to point B in the image below to get the width
b. Measure point C to point D in the image below to get the drop

Measure Inside Recess
How to measure inside a window recess

For a roller blind fixing outside of a window recess, ie. to the wall

In this case you'd normally select the Face fix bracket option as you'll be screwing into the wall. Make sure there's nothing around the window that will get in the way of your blind. Decide on the amount you want the blind to overlap the window at the top bottom and sides.

a. Measure from point A to point B in the image below to get the width
b. Measure point C to point D in the image below to get the drop

Measure Outside Recess
How to measure outside a window recess

If you have any questions about measuring, feel free to call us on 01543 279996.

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Step 2 - Choose an amazing fabric

Please enter your blind size above first.

Step 2 - Choose an amazing fabric

Browse our fabric range below and feel free to order up to three fabric samples.

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RRP £ £ - The cost of your Silent Gliss 4960 - Mains Electric Rollerblind blind in any of the following attractive fabrics (plus remote, see below).

Fabric Range: Colorama 2

These vivid colours are our best selling Silent Gliss fabrics.

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Step 3 - Choose your options

Please choose a fabric first.

Step 3 - Choose your options

Tell us a little more about where your blind is going so it's a perfect fit.

Is your blind going into a window recess?

Is your blind to fit inside a window recess, or is it being fitted to the wall to cover the recess? A window recess is simply a name for the opening in your wall the window fits into. Show our measuring guide.

Yes, inside
a recess

No, outside
a recess

Fix up to the ceiling or against a wall?

Will you be screwing straight up vertically into a window reveal or ceiling, or fixing the blind horizontally against a wall or window frame? This simply tells us which fixing brackets to send you. Don't forget to acquire the correct screws and fixings for whichever type of surface you'll be fixing to.

Fixed against a wall

Fixed to the ceiling

Looking out, where should the motor be?

The motor comes as standard with a 2m cable for your electrician to wire into the mains. Select the side that's closest to a power source. The motor is inside the roller tube and is not visible.

Motor on left

Motor on right

Standard, or reverse rolled?

Forward Roll means the fabric leaves the roll closest to the window, with the roll visible when looking out. This is the most common option. Reverse means the roll is behind the blind so you can't see it, which spaces the fabric out slightly from the window.

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Reverse rolled

Colour of the bottom bar

The bottom bar makes the blind rigid at the end of the fabric and gives some weight to hold the fabric tight. It comes in silver, white, or covered in the same fabric as your blind.

Remote Control

This electric rollerblind requires a remote to control it.

The single channel remote (Silent Gliss 10300) can control up to 4 blinds and will operate them all at once, ie. all open and close at the same time.
The multi channel remote (Silent Gliss 10302) can control up to 4 blinds individually, with an extra setting to control all blinds at once.
(Controllers to control even more blinds are available, get in touch for more information)

If you're buying multiple electric blinds and want to control them all with one remote, select your remote on ONE of the blinds that you add to your shopping basket, and "none" on all the others.