Linking Roller blinds 'Easy Link' system?

It's possible to link 2 or more Roller blinds together and operate them from the one chain control or the one motor.

The number of blinds that can be linked will depend on their overall size, generally we recommend no more than three Blinds with an overall width of 4 to 4.5 metres and each blind must be side by side. You should add the 'spring assist' option to the chain side when linking larger chain operated blinds as this will help pull up the extra weight, especially when the blinds have a drop of over 2 metres. If you are unsure if your blind sizes are suitable for linking please contact us or call us on 1300 852 912.

How the Easy Link system works.

The Easy Link System consists of a bearing bracket and 2 Easy Link Male and Female Drive ends that connect the blinds together. The drive ends have adjustable cogs so that the blinds connect together and line up perfectly. It is important to remember that when blinds are linked they can't be operated individually but only with the blind that they are linked to.

Linked blinds are perfect for sliding doors and wide windows.

The Easy Link system can be very handy on sliding doors or wide windows where you have 3 blinds side by side and are unable to secure the chain of the middle blind to comply with Australian Child Safety Laws. With our Easy Link system you can link the middle blind to either the Blind on the Left or Right hand side and operate it via the blind it's linked to. Even if you can secure the chain of the middle blind you may prefer the look of having chains only on the sides and not hanging in the middle when the blinds are up.

Save money & reduce gaps with Linked Roller blinds.

The Easy Link system can be very handy on sliding doors or wide windows where you have 3 blinds side by side and are unable to secure the chain of the middle blind to comply with Australian Child Safety laws. With our Easy Link system you can link the middle blind to either the blind on the left or right hand side and operate it via the blind it's linked to. Even if you can secure the chain of the middle blind you may prefer the look of having chains only on the sides and not hanging in the middle when the blinds are up.

Linked Blinds

Blinds Without Link

The Easy Link system can also be modified to minimise the gap between two blinds while still having independent operation.

See below configurations for Linked blinds.

Linked blinds configurations.

Two Rollers linked with chain control on the Left.

Two Motorised Rollers linked with motor on the Left.

Two Rollers linked with chain control on the Right.

Two Rollers linked with motor on the Right.

Two Rollers Butt (side by side). One chain control on the Left and another chain control on the Right.

Two Motorised Rollers Butt (side by side). One motor on Left and another motor on the Right.

Three Rollers. 1st two link with chain control on the Left. The 3rd blind is butt (side by side) to the 2nd blind with chain control on the Right.

Three Motorised Rollers. 1st two link with the motor on the Left. The 3rd blind is butt (side by side) to the 2nd blind with the motor on the Right.

Three Rollers. 1st blind with chain control on the left butt to butt (side by side) with the 2nd blind. The 2nd and 3rd blind is linked with chain control on the Right.

Three Motorised Rollers. 1st blind with motor on the left butt to butt (side by side) with the 2nd blind. The 2nd and 3rd blind is linked with the motor on the Right.