Blackout Roller Blinds - Cove Essentials - Supurb Value with Nano Thermal Backing
Cove: Balsa
Cove Balsa captures the soft beauty of light linen, creating a warm, delicate neutral with a fresh and sophisticated appearance. This beautifully balanced on-trend shade is perfect for this season, pairing effortlessly with natural timbers, soft furnishings and relaxed contemporary décor. Finished with Cove’s refined super-matt surface and smooth Nano Flock Technology, Balsa brings understated warmth and style to New Zealand interiors.
Specificaions:
Cove Roller Blind Specifications
Fabric Composition: 100% polyester with foamed acrylic nano-flocked backing.
Finish: Refined super-matt surface with a smooth, premium appearance.
Blockout: 100% blackout fabric, providing excellent privacy and light control.
Thermal Performance: Nano-flocked backing helps improve insulation at the window, assisting with year-round comfort.
Fabric Width: 3000mm.
Fabric Weight: 357gsm ±5%.
Fabric Thickness: 0.54mm ±0.02mm.
Light Fastness: Rating 6 on the Blue Scale, tested to ISO 105-B02:2014.
Environmental: PVC free, lead free and GREENGUARD Gold certified for low chemical emissions.
Fire Testing: Tested to AS 1530 Part III and suitable for Class 2–9(a) building applications.
Care: Remove surface dust with a soft cloth or duster. Do not use abrasive cleaners, solvents or industrial cleaning products.
Measuring Guide
- Which way should my blinds roll?

There are two ways your roller blinds may roll - either front roll or back roll.
Front Roll
This is where the fabric rolls off the front of the blind. This is the usual way a blind will roll when it is fitted inside the frame. We recommend this way for nearly all applications - especially if your window has aluminium window joinery.
Back Roll
This is where the blind rolls off the back of the blind. This is the usual way a blind will roll when it is exact or fitted on the outside of the frame. - My window is wider than the maximum width?
This is quite a common problem. Your window will require two blinds. Please contact us or phone us on 0800 763 748 so we can discuss the best options with you.
- Can we link roller blinds in the same window?
Yes, it is possible to link blinds in the same window. Please see specific questions below and refer to our linked blind page.
- How do I measure for a corner window , where glass meets glass?

Determine which is the through blind as shown in the diagram below. We generally recommend that the through blind is the main window or where you achieve the most privacy to stop vision down the gap between the butting blind.

1. Take the width measurement of the Blind 1 (run through blind).
2. Take the width measurement of the Blind 2 (butt blind).
3 Apply deduction to the Blind 2 (butt blind) see table below. The deduction of the butt blind allows the blind to butt up to the through blind.
4. Measure the drop of each blind in 3 places and take your smallest measurement.
We recommend front roll to help minimise the gap.
Measure your Butt Blind (Blind 2) by taking the exact back wall measurements less the deduction shown in the table above.




























