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Aluminium Venetian Blind
Semi BlackoutMotorisation available
From৳230per sq ft
Areas We Serve
Blinds in Mirpur, Dhaka
Mirpur covers a lot of ground and a lot of building types, from the older blocks around Mirpur 1 and 10 to the newer developments in Mirpur DOHS and Pallabi. The common thread across most of it is density: buildings close together, windows facing other windows across a narrow gap, and a real need for daytime privacy at close range.
That single fact drives most of what we fit here. A sunscreen blind that works beautifully on a tenth floor in Gulshan is the wrong choice across a twelve-foot gap in Mirpur, because there is no distance for the contrast to work with. Light-filtering fabric is usually the right answer instead — it keeps the room bright and stops the flat opposite from being part of the view.
Ceiling heights in the older blocks are lower, and windows are correspondingly shorter and wider. Short blinds are quick to make and quick to fit, which is why a whole flat here is often a single-visit job. Rooms above ground level on a busy road also get a lot of dust, so we steer people toward flat fabrics that wipe down rather than slats that need dusting twice a month.
Around here
- Mirpur 10 roundabout
- Mirpur DOHS
- Pallabi
- Kazipara
- Mirpur 1 market
Buildings we work in
- Older six-storey blocks with lower ceilings
- Newer apartments in DOHS and Pallabi
- Ground-floor shops and workshops on the main roads
Typical windows
- Short and wide openings, often 36 to 42 inches tall
- Windows facing another building across a narrow gap
- Grilles on almost every accessible floor
Measuring and installation
Access is the variable here rather than the work itself. Narrow lanes mean we park on the main road and carry in, so we book a slot when the road is not at its worst and bring everything for the flat in one trip.
Frequently asked questions
Can people see in through a sunscreen blind at night?
Yes, and this surprises people. Sunscreen mesh works by contrast: in daylight the bright side is outside, so you can see out and passers-by cannot see in. After dark the bright side is inside and that reverses — with the lights on, silhouettes are visible from the street. For a street-facing bedroom or a ground floor, pair sunscreen with a blackout blind on the same window, or choose a light-filtering fabric instead.
How long does installation take on the day?
A straightforward roller or zebra blind takes ten to fifteen minutes per window once the brackets are marked, so a four-window flat is usually done inside an hour. Concrete lintels, steel frames and outside mounts on tiled walls take longer because every fixing has to be drilled and plugged. Our team brings the drill, the plugs and a vacuum, and clears up before leaving.
How do I clean a roller or zebra blind?
Lower the blind fully and go over both faces with a vacuum brush head or a dry microfibre cloth, top to bottom. Do that monthly and Dhaka dust never builds into a grey film. For a mark, dab with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, then leave the blind down until it is completely dry — rolling up a wet blind is what causes streaks and a musty smell. Never soak the fabric, never scrub, and never machine-wash a blackout blind: the coating on the back is what blocks the light and it will crack.