With easy to install brackets and high quality mechanisms for effortless operation, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds from Windoware are made from 100% blockout fabric and are ideal for areas requiring total light protection. Available in a variety of colours, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds can be cut to size, ensuring a seamless fit with existing styles and spaces.
With easy to install brackets and high quality mechanisms for effortless operation, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds from Windoware are made from 100% blockout fabric and are ideal for areas requiring total light protection. Available in a variety of colours, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds can be cut to size, ensuring a seamless fit with existing styles and spaces.
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last seen 15 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Windoware 210 x 210cm Charm Blockout Roller Blind - Charcoal was $55.00 at Bunnings Warehouse, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 15 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $29.15 on 20 July 2025.
Prices last updated 15 May 2026.
Windoware 210 x 210cm Charm Blockout Roller Blind - Charcoal
With easy to install brackets and high quality mechanisms for effortless operation, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds from Windoware are made from 100% blockout fabric and are ideal for areas requiring total light protection. Available in a variety of colours, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds can be cut to size, ensuring a seamless fit with existing styles and spaces.
With easy to install brackets and high quality mechanisms for effortless operation, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds from Windoware are made from 100% blockout fabric and are ideal for areas requiring total light protection. Available in a variety of colours, Charm Blockout Roller Blinds can be cut to size, ensuring a seamless fit with existing styles and spaces.
Last updated at 15/05/2026 00:12:41
Windoware 210 x 210cm Charcoal Charm Blockout Roller Blind
Delivery $55
Windoware 210 x 210cm Charcoal Charm Blockout Roller Blind
Free next-day delivery
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
This product is ruined by enclosing cheap screws for the brackets which had such soft metal that they burred with the screw gun on the first use and it was impossible to loosen or remove them to adjust the mounting position.I was fortunate to be able to use a pinch bar to lever the backet a little to get it working properly.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Got a lot of these roller blinds, they are cheap but don’t roll out straight. Not even a little bit straight, they obviously didn’t glue the end of the fabric on the roll properly. Even the custom-cut ones are poor quality.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I would give 5/5 if these things were a bit more forgiving on the hinges, it's very easy to set it too tight so you need to hit the roids just to wind it up... or too loose and as you are winding it down, the entire roller can fall off the sockets creating a beautiful mess.When set at the perfect position it's pretty decent, I was considering cutting them down slightly so they can be inserted inside the window frames but then the lazy part of the brain took over and said nah... so then went on the outside of the frame and a bit of light does get in as a result.If they were slightly shorter in width they would fit window frames on our house better.. however idk if that will be your experience but do keep this in mind and if you are buying in store, grab a tape ... MoreI would give 5/5 if these things were a bit more forgiving on the hinges, it's very easy to set it too tight so you need to hit the roids just to wind it up... or too loose and as you are winding it down, the entire roller can fall off the sockets creating a beautiful mess.When set at the perfect position it's pretty decent, I was considering cutting them down slightly so they can be inserted inside the window frames but then the lazy part of the brain took over and said nah... so then went on the outside of the frame and a bit of light does get in as a result.If they were slightly shorter in width they would fit window frames on our house better.. however idk if that will be your experience but do keep this in mind and if you are buying in store, grab a tape measure off the shelf and do some quick checks to ensure you won't get caught in the same predicament.In terms of blocking light where it's covered.. does fantastic job at this, screws in the packets are pretty weak so be sure to grab some decent ones that won't burr when you insert the tip of the screw bit into them for a light tickle.
Windoware 210 x 210cm Charcoal Charm Blockout Roller Blind
Delivery $55
Windoware 210 x 210cm Charcoal Charm Blockout Roller Blind
Free next-day delivery
This product is ruined by enclosing cheap screws for the brackets which had such soft metal that they burred with the screw gun on the first use and it was impossible to loosen or remove them to adjust the mounting position.I was fortunate to be able to use a pinch bar to lever the backet a little to get it working properly.
Got a lot of these roller blinds, they are cheap but don’t roll out straight. Not even a little bit straight, they obviously didn’t glue the end of the fabric on the roll properly. Even the custom-cut ones are poor quality.
I would give 5/5 if these things were a bit more forgiving on the hinges, it's very easy to set it too tight so you need to hit the roids just to wind it up... or too loose and as you are winding it down, the entire roller can fall off the sockets creating a beautiful mess.When set at the perfect position it's pretty decent, I was considering cutting them down slightly so they can be inserted inside the window frames but then the lazy part of the brain took over and said nah... so then went on the outside of the frame and a bit of light does get in as a result.If they were slightly shorter in width they would fit window frames on our house better.. however idk if that will be your experience but do keep this in mind and if you are buying in store, grab a tape ... MoreI would give 5/5 if these things were a bit more forgiving on the hinges, it's very easy to set it too tight so you need to hit the roids just to wind it up... or too loose and as you are winding it down, the entire roller can fall off the sockets creating a beautiful mess.When set at the perfect position it's pretty decent, I was considering cutting them down slightly so they can be inserted inside the window frames but then the lazy part of the brain took over and said nah... so then went on the outside of the frame and a bit of light does get in as a result.If they were slightly shorter in width they would fit window frames on our house better.. however idk if that will be your experience but do keep this in mind and if you are buying in store, grab a tape measure off the shelf and do some quick checks to ensure you won't get caught in the same predicament.In terms of blocking light where it's covered.. does fantastic job at this, screws in the packets are pretty weak so be sure to grab some decent ones that won't burr when you insert the tip of the screw bit into them for a light tickle.
Just got done reviewing the smaller version of these things. the same issues are true for the bigger ones as well.They roll up and down fine when at the perfect distance, however you'll wanna be sure you didn't miss arm day at the gym if you get the spacing wrong coz it will take some serious power to get the pulley to move. If you get the spacing too far apart, be sure to have ur sports shoes on so you can run for cover when the entire assembly inevitably comes crashing down above your head.Screws are weak sauce so BYO screws to lock the hinges in tight. I found that the width of these were just a few mill too wide for the frames they were going on, and so had to sit on the outside which resulted in light coming through the gaps around the sides.You could cut ... MoreJust got done reviewing the smaller version of these things. the same issues are true for the bigger ones as well.They roll up and down fine when at the perfect distance, however you'll wanna be sure you didn't miss arm day at the gym if you get the spacing wrong coz it will take some serious power to get the pulley to move. If you get the spacing too far apart, be sure to have ur sports shoes on so you can run for cover when the entire assembly inevitably comes crashing down above your head.Screws are weak sauce so BYO screws to lock the hinges in tight. I found that the width of these were just a few mill too wide for the frames they were going on, and so had to sit on the outside which resulted in light coming through the gaps around the sides.You could cut off a bit with a hacksaw and use heat to seal the fabric again if you want that perfect blind experience.. They really do block out the light from the sun quite well so given that's their primary function I think a 4/5 at this price point seems reasonable
This roller blind really does block out the light, particularly in this fabric color. Easy to install, although the parts are plastic and time will tell if this lasts. Click and collect service made it very easy for collection. Great job with this service Bunnings.
Great for the price. Great colour. Works well. Blocks out well. Easy to cut down to size and install. Very happy.
Great price. Reasonably simple to install. We used these blinds to replace existing ones in our new house that did not have block out. Works as expected.
Great for the price. Great colour. Works well. Blocks out well. Easy to cut down to size and install. Very happy.
Plastic brackets and mechanism. First one broke the first time used. returned this item
Got this size and 2 wider blinds. This particular one the fabric is not square. Therefore the blind does not track properly. Which leaves a 1 inch gap up the top and a 2inch gap down the bottom. Will see if our maintenance man can fix it.Wider blinds are fine. These are quite stylish and easy to roll up and down with the chain mechanism. Chain control mechanism can be assembled on the left or the right side.Overall nice blinds at a very good price. They do come in 6 different colours.
