Applications
Concealment by condition
Start with the condition you are designing for. Each guide explains the concealment challenge, the Blindspace system that solves it, and what to provide to spec it right.
By condition
Find your condition
Recessed shade pockets
Hide a roller shade flush in the ceiling, with the rough-in and reveal detailed up front.
Read more →Skylight and sloped glazing
Conceal a shade on a skylight, gable, or angled glazing where a standard pocket cannot fit.
Read more →Recessed drapery track
Hide a curtain track in the ceiling so the drapery falls from a clean slot, straight or curved.
Read more →Control-system compatibility
Concealment sized to suit the shade, track, and motor you already deploy.
Read more →Floor-to-ceiling glass
Conceal shades on a wall of glass or sliding doors in one continuous ceiling line.
Read more →Curved and bay windows
Conceal shades or drapery on curved, bay, and radius conditions where straight hardware will not follow the wall.
Read more →Double and stacked shades
Hide two shades on one opening, blackout plus sheer or side-by-side, in a single concealed pocket.
Read more →Retrofit and existing construction
Conceal a shade in a finished or existing ceiling where you cannot start from new framing.
Read more →Not sure which fits?
Tell us the opening and the shade or track you are using, and we will point you to the right system.