Hirsch Invest

Modern Japanese panel blinds.
Style and functionality.

We supply custom-made Japanese blinds for large windows, balcony doors, sliding systems, and room dividers. Sliding fabric panels allow you to control the amount of light, protect your privacy, and create a clean, sleek solution suitable for both residential and office interiors.

Japanese panel blinds for shading large glass surfaces

Shading for Large Areas

Wide fabric panels are particularly well-suited for large windows, French doors, and expansive glass walls.

Flexible layout

Individual panels can be slid along the track and overlapped to provide the desired level of shade or privacy.

Modern look

Simple lines and a wide selection of fabrics make it easy to coordinate these blinds with modern, minimalist, and office interiors.

Our Products

Japanese blinds for large windows

Japanese blinds are an elegant solution for large glass surfaces and modern interiors. They allow you to control the amount of light, ensure privacy, and serve as a striking design element.

Japanese blinds

min. width

100 cm

maximum width

580 cm

maximum height

320 cm

Controls:

manually—by cord or wand

Sliding fabric panels are ideal for large windows, balcony doors, and sliding systems. They allow you to smoothly adjust the amount of light and, depending on the fabric you choose, the level of privacy in the room.

Accessories for Japanese Blinds

Comprehensive customization options

FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are Japanese blinds?

Japanese blinds consist of several vertical fabric panels suspended from a top rail. The panels slide sideways, allowing you to shade large glass surfaces.

They are most commonly used for large-format windows, balcony doors, French windows, and sliding systems. They can also be used as interior partition walls.

A classic roller shade rolls up or down vertically. A Japanese roller shade consists of several separate panels that slide horizontally along a track.

The degree of light blockage depends on the material chosen and how the individual panels overlap. Even with blackout fabrics, a small amount of light may seep through between the panels and along the edges of the assembly.

Yes. Individual panels can be the same color, or you can create a combination of several shades, textures, and patterns.

Do you have any other questions?

Contact us for expert advice and a no-obligation quote.

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