Cream Blackout Roller Blind Project in Bình Tân District

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    FAQ

    Glare on the interactive whiteboard is caused by sunlight coming diagonally from the row of side windows, not by the room being too bright. The curtain system here is divided into two sections: the cream fabric panel above blocks the sunlight falling onto the board, while the transparent panel below still lets children see the balcony. Covering everything completely would require the lights to stay on all day, while students sitting far from the board would strain their eyes because of the contrast in brightness.
    Long pull cords hanging at a child's reach are a real risk in kindergarten and elementary school classrooms. At this project, the cord is hooked up high through a clip fixed to the wall, with the remaining section shorter than the reach of children sitting at their desks. During handover, teachers were shown where the clip was so they could hook the cord back up after use; that habit is more important than the clip itself attached to the wall.
    The work here ran from 01/13/2021 to 01/19/2021, six days for the entire classroom wing. The roller blinds all used the same design, so the sewing was done in batches at the workshop, leaving only drilling and adjustment at the school. This schedule fit exactly within a one-week break; doing the work between classes would require dividing it by room and adding extra days, because each room must be completely cleared while drilling is underway.
    The windows here receive continuous sunlight, so fabric with a sun-resistant coating was selected instead of regular decorative fabric. The first area to fade is usually the outermost edge strip, where oblique rays hit for nearly the entire day. To extend the fabric's life, lower the blinds to block the actual sunlight rather than keeping them fully lowered all day, and periodically swap a few blinds between rooms if their sizes are the same.
    The project has a 24-month warranty from the handover date of 01/19/2021, covering the roller tube, pull cord, stopper, and stitching. The system is divided by window section, so when one blind's tube jams, only that blind is removed for repair while the adjacent rooms continue to use theirs normally. Fabric torn or marked with marker by children can be replaced as an individual blind; the entire wing does not need to be redone.
    Yes, and that is why classrooms should use roller blinds instead of draped fabric curtains. The flat blind sits close against the glass frame, and air coming through the balcony door cannot blow it open like a sheet of fabric. When the balcony door is left open for a long time, the blind should still be rolled all the way up rather than left halfway down, because the bottom edge repeatedly hitting the aluminum frame can shift the roller tube and push the blind entirely to one side.

    Reference source

    1. https://www.cpsc.gov/gocordless U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
      Accessed
      13/09/2026
      Location
      section discussing pull cords and young child safety

      Support for: Recommendation from the U.S. product safety authority regarding blind cord risks to young children and prioritizing cordless mechanisms.

    2. Published / updated
      09/12/2024
      Accessed
      12/09/2026
      Location
      section discussing safe blind cord installation

      Support for: Guidance from the Australian regulatory authority on securing blind cords and safe installation clearances.

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