Yes — these are true 100% blackout blinds.

Unlike standard roller blinds that leave gaps around the edges, our system uses a fully enclosed frame with side channels and a sealed bottom rail, blocking light from every angle.

No gaps. No glow. No light leaks.

Because they’re not a roller blind.

A standard roller blind is just fabric on a tube — it doesn’t seal light.

Our system is a fully engineered blackout solution with:

• Sealed side tracks
• Enclosed top pelmet
• Motorised operation
• Custom fit to your window

You’re paying for performance, not just a covering.

Because cheaper options don’t solve the problem.

Most blinds:

• Let light in around the edges
• Require chains or manual operation
• Look good, but don’t perform

This system is designed to completely eliminate light, improve sleep, and give full control — which is why people upgrade and never go back

Adelaide & Perth customers benefit from our Salisbury Plains & Bibra Lake facility with faster turnaround times, personalised service, and top-quality locally crafted blinds.

We specialise in fully framed motorised blackout blinds — our core product designed for complete light control.

We also offer:

• Sheer/privacy blinds for daytime light and visibility
• Dual systems (blackout + sheer in one window)
• Standard roller blinds to match the rest of your home

All options are custom made to your exact window dimensions, with both DIY and installed solutions available.

If light is affecting your sleep, 100%.

These are specifically used by:

• Shift workers
• Parents with babies
• Light sleepers

Because they create a completely dark environment, which is proven to improve sleep quality

A standard roller blind:

• Sits in the window
• Leaves gaps on all sides
• Blocks light, but doesn’t eliminate it

Midnight Anytime Blinds:

• Sit inside a sealed frame system
• Use side channels + pelmet + bottom seal
• Deliver true blackout

That’s the difference.

Because we’ve designed the product differently from the ground up.

Most traditional systems are built around manual operation first — which means extra components like cords, pulleys, spring-loaded mechanisms, and tension systems. Those parts add complexity, cost, and more points of failure over time.

We’ve taken a different approach.

Our system is designed to be motorised from the start, which allows us to:

• Eliminate unnecessary moving parts
• Simplify the overall mechanism
• Reduce long-term maintenance issues

On top of that, we manufacture locally and control the full process, so we’re not adding layers of margin or costly upgrades.

So instead of charging extra for motorisation, we’ve built it into the product — resulting in a simpler, more reliable system at a more competitive price point.

Yes.

We offer a dual system inside one pelmet, meaning:

• Sheer/privacy blind for daytime
• Blackout blind for night

All within the same clean frame.

Yes, slightly — and it’s important to understand this.

The system sits inside your window and includes:

• ~90mm top pelmet
• Space for the fabric to drop (~3 finger width)
• ~50mm bottom rail

So you will lose some visible window space, but this is what allows the system to fully block light

Yes.

For reveal fit:

• Single blind: ~70mm depth
• Dual blind: ~90mm depth

If you’re unsure, send us a photo and we’ll confirm.

No.

Our system is fully battery powered, wireless, and rechargeable — so there’s no electrician required.

The motor is charged via a simple USB cable and typically only needs charging once every change of season, depending on use.

If you prefer, we can also hardwire the system — but most customers choose the battery option for its simplicity and clean install.

Yes, to a degree.

While they’re designed for blackout, the sealed system also helps:

• Reduce heat in summer
• Retain warmth in winter

Creating a more stable indoor temperature.

Yes.

There are no cords or chains, making them a much safer option for homes with children and pets.

Yes.

For openings wider than 3 metres, we use multiple blinds side by side to cover the full span.

Because each blind sits within its own frame, there will be a vertical join (centre post) where the blinds meet.

You will need a minimum reveal of 90mm in your window frame.

Yes — in most cases.

You’ll need a minimum 90mm reveal in front of the sliding door for the system to fit properly.

In some setups, minor modification to the top frame (mullion) may be required to ensure the door can slide freely without contacting the blind.

If you’re unsure, just send us a photo of your door and we’ll confirm exactly what’s needed.