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Korean Combi Blinds Introduction

Combi Blinds are relatively new as compared to other types of blinds in Singapore. They were first invented in South Korea in around 2014 and have become increasingly popular over the world, especially so in Singapore over the recent years.

The Combi Blinds combine alternate panels of opaque and translucent fabrics into two layers of fabrics, rolled up into one big piece of blind. As you pull the blinds up and down, these panels will glide over each other seamlessly.

This clever system allows you to adjust light and privacy with a single control at your fingertips. You can also fully raise the blind to enjoy an unobstructed view.

Korean Combi Zebra Blind – Blackout Charcoal Black - night view

This innovative invention gives you flexible control of the light and privacy level in a room, effectively combining the features of day + night curtains and roller blinds. We’d like to call the combi blinds a 3-in-1 blinds too.

Our unique system also provides matching fabric on the pelmet cassette. This makes the blind looks so much better as compared to the cheap-looking aluminium covers found on other systems.

By now you can guess that the word “Combi” is actually a short form for “Combination”. Watch the video below for a thorough demonstration on the Combi Blind.

Most of our blind fabrics are of low chemical emissions, click on the below logos to learn more.

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Things to note about Combi Blinds

If you have not used Combi Blinds before, there are a couple of things to take note.

1. Wind – If you have a windy place and like to keep the windows open, the combi blind will catch the wind and while swaying back & forth, the bottom bar might hit the window grilles. Although the combi blind has a short rubber damper attached to both ends of the bottom bar, some metal part of the bottom bar might still hit the grille. 

2. Light Blockage – Although 90% blackout fabric is available, a complete darkening of the room during daytime is not possible due to the ambient light seeping in from the 4 sides. If there is direct sunlight or strong ambient light, there will also be light leakage through the gaps between the front and back layer of the comb blind. Most customers are okay with it but if you are looking for complete darkening of the room, curtains are more suited. See below pic for light leakage example.

Combi Blinds Light Leakage example


3. Width Limit– Most Combi Blinds have a typical width limit of 2.5m (99″). So if you have a wider window, you will need to split the blinds into 2 sets, and there will be a small gap between both blinds, light will seep in through the gap too. See below pic for example.

Comb Blinds Gap between both blinds

Types of Combi Blinds

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Blackout (90% Block-out) Combi Blinds

These 90% blackout or block-out combi blinds are great for complete privacy when you want to work or sleep in peace in a darkened room.

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Dim-out Combi Blinds

Semi-Sheer (Dim-out) Combi Blinds allow natural light to fill up your living space while boosting privacy. It offers about 50-60% light blockage.

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How it works.​

3 easy steps to get your korean combi blinds.

1. Browse Catalog

Select your favourite designs from a wide range of blind fabrics. Get an instant estimate with the built-in calculator.

2. Site Survey​​

Arrange for an on-site survey or shop visit to confirm measurements & design selections.​

3. Installation​

Once installation is completed by our in-house team, you can enjoy & relax in your new beautiful home!

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What our happy clients say.

The whole process was fuss free and convenient to clients. Good quality of curtains and rainbow blinds, efficient installation too! Super good value for reasonable price 🙂

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Appreciated the fuss-free service and prompt replies. The blinds were installed professionally by their team. Thank you!

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Direct Curtain gave an awesome sales and it’s after sales services. Love it’s blinds and its varieties of choices. Thank you Direct Curtain for the lovely blinds that blends well with my unit interior.

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Vivien Tan

Very good experience. Everything is well organised. Price is reasonable and blinds are good.

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Why choose us.

Enjoy a customised Korean Combi Blinds service experience.

We understand how frustrating it is to deal with an annoying salesman or a shady quote with hidden costs.

Home decor should be an enjoyable process. We have helped hundreds of homes to look their best with Korean Comb Blinds.

Our in-house team will provide you with a fast and responsive service. Put your mind at ease with us.

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    Blind quick measure guide

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    First, follow the orange lines to measure the window width and height.

    Next, as a rule of thumb, add a 0.10m-0.15m (10-15cm) allowance to each side of the measurement. This will allow the blind to overlap the window and reduce light leakage from the sides.

    For Illustration: Blind Width = Window Width + 0.10m + 0.10m

    Blind Height (with beam) = Window Height + 0.10m

    Blind Height (w/o beam) = Window Height + 0.10m + 0.10m 

    In the above example, there is a beam right above the window. As the blind’s headrail will be mounted on the beam directly, there is no need to add 10cm to the top.

    If there is no beam, the blinds will be mounted 10cm upwards from the top of the window frame.

    Notes:  1 . The 10-15 cm (4-6 inches) allowance is a general guide, it can be more or less depending on individual’s preference. The more overlap you have, the lesser will be the ambient light leakage.

    2. All blinds measurements are inclusive of the headrail & bottom bar. For roller/combi blinds, please note that the fabric width will be approximately 1.25~1.5 inches (3.2~3.8 cm) narrower than the headrail.

    Example Picture for Point 2: Roller Blind Width Illustration-watermark

    Curtain quick measure guide

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    For curtain width, generally it will be from wall-to-wall. You can easily estimate the width from the floorplan.
     
    For HDB beam-to-floor, the height is usually 2.1m to 2.23m approximately.
     
    For HDB ceiling-to-floor, the height is usually 2.4m to 2.7m approximately.
     
    For Illustration:
    Curtain Width = Wall-to-Wall Width
     
    Curtain Height (beam) = Beam to Floor Height
     
    Curtain Height (ceiling) = Ceiling to Floor Height 
     
    Notes:
    1. As long as the required height is not more than 2.60-2.85m, it won’t affect the price. Generally, without joining fabrics, 100% blackout curtains can support till 2.45-2.65m height, and Dim-out curtains can support till 2.85m height. (This also depends on the type of fabrics.)
     
    2. We only work with curtain tracks or rails. We do not carry curtains rods/poles regrettably.
     
    P.S.
    For curtain, normally it will be done from beam-to-floor to save some floor space.
     

    Delivery + Installation Fee & Notes

    1) Delivery plus installation starts at min. $80 for up to 5 indoor items. Additional indoor items are at $10 each. (For mainland Singapore only.)
     
    2) Outdoor Roller Blinds start at $50 per item. Zip Blinds are at $80 per set.
     
    3) Other items such as motors, exceptional tall ceilings & etc will require a custom estimate.
     
    4) Delivery only (without installation), Self-collection and/or DIY installation can be arranged as desired to save on costs.
     
    5) If the unit is not at lift level, stair-climbing charges are applicable. This is the same for within a Landed property, HDB Executive Maisonette, Condo Penthouse & similar.
     

    Site Survey Fee & Notes

    1) A nominal on-site consultation fee of $50 is payable upfront. It will be used as a CREDIT towards purchases of more than $480. (In the event of non-purchase, this fee is non-refundable due to time & labour spent.)
     
    (If the site is not ready or if there is a change of mind after the first site visit, subsequent site surveys will be chargeable and are not reimbursable.)
     
    2) The best time to do a site survey is after installation of the window grilles, carpentry around window, flooring, aircon & trunking, electrical casing and curtain pelmet are completed, as all these will affect the measurements. If the painting is also done, it is also easier to match the colours to your room walls.
     
    3) During the site survey, we will bring along the popular fabrics samples. If you wish to view a wider range of fabrics, you can make an appointment to visit our showroom in Bedok.
     
    4) For DIY measure, the site survey fee is not required. Do note that you have to be confident of your measurements, as alteration fees for “big to small” are applicable. “Small to big” alterations are impossible. Additional transport charges are required for re-delivery. We can also guide you to measure if desired.
     
    5) In any case, we can give you a free estimate over your floorplan or measurements first, so you can decide if we are a good fit before committing to a site survey. :)

     

    GREENGUARD Gold

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    GREENGUARD Gold Certified fabrics reduces chemical emissions and minimizes the risk of chemical toxicity in indoor spaces.

    This certification was developed by UL, which helps companies demonstrate commitment to healthier indoor environments. 

    Read more about GREENGUARD certification here.

    OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

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    OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 is a label for textiles tested for harmful substances and sets the benchmark for textile safety, from yarn to finished product.

    Every item bearing the STANDARD 100 label is certified as having passed safety tests for the presence of harmful substances.

    Read more about OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification here.

    Types of Mechanism

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    1) Chain Pulley

    This is the standard chain pulley system that allows you to raise or lower the blind smoothly with minimal effort.

    2) Cordless One Touch

    This Cordless One Touch system let you lift up and down the blind easily without the use of a chain. It allows unlimited stopping positions.

    Recommended for smaller and half-height windows. (See applicable size limits below.)

    3) Cordless Auto Spring

    This Cordless Auto Spring system let you retract the blind easily without the use of a chain. You can stop the blind at any position while lowering the blind.

    Recommended for smaller and half-height windows. (See applicable size limits below.)

    Size Limits for both Cordless Mechanisms:

    – Min. Width is 0.8m;
    – Max. Width is 2.3m,
    – Max. Height is 3m;
    – Max. Area is 40 sq ft.

    Please adjust or split the blind into smaller sets as necessary.

    Types of Headrail

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    1) Basic

    The standard basic bare headrail system offers versatile installation options. The headrail can be mounted discreetly under a beam or ceiling, or rotated for wall mounting, provided there are no obstructions such as window handles or grilles.

    This flexibility ensures seamless integration with your window design.

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    2) Classic Pelmet Cassette

    The classic pelmet cassette elegantly conceals the exposed roller tube, while its front is beautifully wrapped in the same fabric as the blind itself.

    This thoughtful design not only reduces light leakage from the top of the blind but also minimizes dust accumulation, ensuring your blind remains a stunning and functional addition to any room.

    Note that the classic pelmet cassette is more bulky and requires a larger space for mounting.

    Types of System Colours

    The System refers to 3 parts:
    – Headrail,
    – Bottom bar, and
    – Pull chain.

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    1) White System

    This is the standard white system which is the default configuration for all roller blinds.

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    2) Black System​

    Here is an example of Black System. Suitable for dark-coloured blinds. You may request to change to black system for free, without any additional charges.

    Fabric Roll Direction

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