
WHAT IS BLIND AUTOMATION?
Convinience, style and innovation - all in one blind
Motorised blinds let you adjust your light and privacy with ease, whether you’re at home or away. Control them with a remote, a smartphone app or even your voice. Operation is smooth and quiet, and with no cords or chains, motorised blinds are safer and look cleaner in any room.
They’re ideal for hard-to-reach windows, large spaces, or simply for making daily light control effortless. The motors use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and can run for up to 6 to 12 months between charges. We supply and install motorised blinds across Whangarei and all of Northland, with a free measure and quote.
Remote, app & voice control
No Cords
Rechargable
Free measure & quote
HOW YOU CONTROL IT
Three ways to control your blinds
REMOTE
Open, close and set positions
at the touch of a button
SMARTPHONE APP
Adjust your blinds with a tap on your phone whether your at home or away.
VOICE COMMAND
Just ask. Hands free control that makes daily light control effortless
RECHARGABLE LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
The motors can run for up to 6 to 12 months between charges
Our Range
Motorisation is available across our most popular products

Roller Blinds
Blockout, sunscreen and light filtering fabrics with motorised control.
Thermacell Blinds
Insulated and noise reducing blinds with a touch of a button.

WHY CHOOSE AUTOMATION?
Built for Northland Homes
CHILD & PET SAFE
With no chains or cords hanging down. Motorisation makes for a safer home for children and pets, while keeping a clean, streamlined look.
CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE
Remote, app or voice controlled. Whether your at home or away.
LONG BATTERY LIFE
Rechargeable lithium-ion motors run up to 6 to 12 months between charges.
HARD TO REACH LARGE WINDOWS
Tall, high, wide or awkward windows. Controlled without ladders or manual effort.
SMOOTH, QUIET OPERATION
Motors run quietly, so your blinds move without disturbing the room.
CLEAN, MODERN LOOK
A cord free finish that adds a touch of originality and value to your home.






