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Not all blinds in Singapore are equal — and the wrong choice for your room will frustrate you every time you reach for the cord. Wallux fits blinds across Singapore for HDB flats, condos, and offices, and the first question we always ask is: what does this window actually need to do?
This page covers every type we offer, what each one costs, and how to pick the right one before you spend a cent.
Roller Blinds
The most popular choice in Singapore, and for good reason. A single piece of fabric rolls up cleanly, takes up almost no space when open, and works in every room.
Blackout — 100% light block, so bedrooms actually stay dark enough to sleep through weekend mornings.
Dimout — cuts glare without making the room feel like a cave. Good for studies and living rooms.
Sunscreen — filters UV and heat while keeping your view intact. Best for balcony facing windows and sunny rooms.
Sheer — soft, diffused light for spaces where you want brightness without direct sun in your eyes.
Venetian Blinds
Wipe clean in seconds, even in a steamy kitchen or humid bathroom. Aluminium venetians handle moisture without warping — a practical, low maintenance choice for wet areas. Wooden venetians bring warmth to a living room without shutting out all the natural light. Tilt the horizontal slats to dial in exactly how much light and privacy you want, room by room.
Korean / Combi Blinds (Day-Night Blinds)
Skip buying a day curtain and a night curtain. Slide the sheer panel across for daytime light, slide the opaque panel across for evening privacy — all with one blind. It’s a practical fix for living rooms that need to do double duty without two sets of window dressing.
Honeycomb / Cellular Blinds
If a west facing room turns into an oven every afternoon, this is the fix. A double layered cellular structure traps a pocket of air that insulates the window far better than any other blind type, so your air conditioner works less hard. It costs more upfront than roller blinds — but the drop in cooling costs pays it back over time.
Ziptrack Outdoor Blinds
Keep your balcony or patio usable through Singapore’s wet season instead of shutting it down every time the weather turns. The fabric runs on a zip track that stays taut and sealed even in heavy rain or wind, so your outdoor space actually gets used year round.
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How to Choose the Right Blind
For bedrooms
Blackout roller blinds or honeycomb blinds. Sleep quality is directly tied to how dark your room gets — partial dimout rarely cuts it if you're light sensitive.
For living rooms and studies
Dimout or sunscreen roller blinds, or Korean combi blinds. You want light control without losing brightness during the day.
For kitchens and bathrooms
Aluminium venetian blinds. They handle humidity well and wipe clean without degrading.
For balconies and outdoor areas
Ziptrack outdoor blinds — standard indoor blinds won't survive Singapore's rain or UV exposure outdoors.
For west facing windows that trap heat
Honeycomb blinds or sunscreen roller blinds. The difference in room temperature is noticeable.
Off the Shelf vs Wallux Professional Fit
- Fixed sizes that rarely match your actual window
- Gaps at the edges that let light leak through
- No guarantee if the size you ordered doesn't fit
- You measure, cut, and mount it yourself
- Accurate site measurement before ordering
- Custom cutting to your exact window width and drop
- Proper bracket mounting so the blind hangs level and doesn't sag over time
- No guesswork on whether the size will actually fit
What Our Clients Say
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This is our first time engaging wallux for their service attended by cynthia & vince. We installed motorised blind for our main living room and manual blinds for the dining room. The blinds are of excellent quality. Reliable! No disappointment! Installation done pretty fast too by professional installer. Overall it was a pleasant and smooth experience from the start of enquiry until installation is done. Might be coming to get another blind next time for other room. Thank you Wallux!
Muhammad Rashid
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I have engaged Wallux to replace my existing venetian blinds as they old and mechanism was not working well. They were quick to respond and came to my house fast to take the measurements. Also gave my a variety of colours to choose from. Their pricing which includes installation was very reasonable and I will definitely recommend them. Installation was done within a week without any issues. Thank you Wallux! Highly recommended for those who intend to change or purchase new blinds
Gopiganth Ramanujam
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The quality of service provided by Wallux is excellent. When informed of an error in the pasting of the wallpaper, they rectified the issue as soon as the stock was available. Cynthia is very friendly and goes the extra mile for the customers. The installation of the Korean blinds were excellent. I would recommend their services and products.
Indira Pillai
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Excellent Job done. We love the blinds. Blinds installed as per schedule. Fast Communication n response was prompt and clearly. Thank you Vince for yr patience n advice and Team.
Norizahan Ahmad
Frequently Asked Questions
Most standard panels run S$80 to S$180 with installation included, with ziptrack outdoor blinds starting higher at S$380 given the additional hardware. Your final cost depends on window dimensions and fabric choice.
Roller blinds are the most common choice — they’re versatile, low profile, and work in any room. Korean combi blinds (day-night blinds) are also popular for living rooms where people want a single product that handles both light filtering and blackout.
Roller blinds (blackout for bedrooms, dimout or sunscreen for living rooms) are the most practical for HDB windows. Korean combi blinds are a good alternative if you want more control without having both day and night curtains.
Yes, but only if the fabric is true blackout and the blind is custom fitted to your window with no side gaps. An off the shelf blackout blind that’s slightly narrower than your window will still let light bleed around the edges. Custom fit installation eliminates this.
Both have a place. Blinds are easier to clean, take less wall space when open, and suit rooms where you want clean lines. Curtains soften a room, offer better acoustic dampening, and tend to provide a warmer look. Many Singapore homes use blinds in bedrooms and bathrooms — curtains in living areas. See our curtains collection.
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