Custom Roller Blinds & Shades in Edmonton
The popular Roller Shade is a simple yet impactful window treatment that offers plenty of options. Our roller blinds let you choose a light-filtering fabric for a soft, diffused glow or go with blackout fabric for complete privacy and reduced UV exposure—all while preserving your view of the outdoors.
This strikingly elegant and contemporary design gives a variety of options. All of our roller shades, including options like zebra blinds, come with a choice of hardware options, including the top fascia, and selection from a variety of fabrics to match any decor style.
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Open Roll
Our open roll shades offer a pleasing minimalist design. Reverse roll is optional and may prevent the shade from contacting window cranks and other obstacles.
Curved Cassette & Compact Curved Cassette
A softly curved aluminum headrail that fully conceals the roll tube for a finished, upscale look. The compact version keeps the same curve in a smaller profile — ideal for shallow window frames.
Square Cassette & Compact Square Cassette
A clean-lined square headrail that fully encloses the roll tube for a modern, architectural finish. The compact version reduces the profile to fit tighter recesses and side-by-side installations.
Square Fascia
A flat square faceplate that hides the roll tube from the front while leaving the rear open. Great for ceiling or recessed mounts where only the room-side view needs to be concealed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between roller blinds and roller shades?
The two terms are used interchangeably — both describe a single fabric panel that rolls onto a tube at the top of the window. 'Roller shades' is more common in North America; 'roller blinds' is the global term. At Novo we use them to mean the same product.
What fabric should I choose for a bedroom roller blind?
For full darkness, choose a blackout fabric — a tightly woven coated material that blocks nearly all incoming light. For softer mornings with daytime privacy, a light-filtering fabric works well. Avoid sunscreen (solar) fabrics in bedrooms — those are designed to preserve the view and let some light through.
How much do custom roller blinds cost in Edmonton?
Pricing depends on fabric type, opacity, and window size. Because Novo manufactures factory-direct from our 15,000 sq. ft. Edmonton facility, our roller blinds are typically 30-40% below retail showroom pricing. Edmonton homeowners get a free in-home measure and same-day written quote.
What's the difference between blackout, light-filtering, and sunscreen fabrics?
Blackout blocks nearly 100% of light — best for bedrooms and media rooms. Light-filtering softens incoming light while keeping privacy — best for living and dining rooms. Sunscreen (solar) fabric has tiny perforations (1%, 3%, 5%, or 10% openness) that reduce glare and UV while preserving the outside view — best for west-facing windows and rooms with valued views.
Are Novo roller blinds child-safe?
Yes. All Novo roller blinds are cordless by default and meet Health Canada's Corded Window Coverings Regulations (SOR/2019-97). No accessible cord loops, no strangulation hazard. Cordless lift mechanisms are included on every roller blind we manufacture.
Can roller blinds be motorized and connected to smart home systems?
Yes — every Novo roller blind can be ordered with motorization. Our motors integrate with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple HomeKit. Control via voice command, smartphone app, programmable schedules, or remote. Motorized roller blinds are especially useful for hard-to-reach windows and skylights.
How long does it take to get custom roller blinds in Edmonton?
For Edmonton, standard roller blind orders are typically ready within 1-2 weeks from measurement to installation, since we manufacture in-house and produce 300+ blinds daily. Other Western Canadian cities include shipping time and local installer scheduling.
Inside-mount or outside-mount: which is better for roller blinds?
Inside mount sits inside the window frame for a clean, recessed look — ideal when you have at least 2 inches of frame depth and want to showcase the trim. Outside mount covers the entire window and frame — better for blocking maximum light, hiding awkward window proportions, or windows without enough depth for an inside mount. Our installer recommends the right mount during your free measure.
How wide can a single roller blind be made?
Maximum widths depend on the fabric and opacity. For very wide windows like patio doors or great rooms, we typically split the opening into two or three roller blinds on a shared headrail to keep the fabric flat and the lift mechanism reliable. Our team confirms the exact maximum during your in-home measure.
How do I clean roller blinds?
For routine dust, use a soft vacuum brush attachment or microfiber cloth on the lowered blind. For spots and stains, dab gently with mild soap and a damp cloth — don't soak the fabric, especially blackout linings. Solar and sunscreen fabrics rinse clean with a damp cloth on both sides.
