2908 roller blinds, £28-£42 for a standard window (around 1200×1200 mm). Enter your exact window below - each price updates to your size, and we move you to the right size band if you go outside this one.

A roller blind is a single piece of fabric wound on a tube that rolls up out of the way and down to cover the window, worked by a side chain or a spring. It is the simplest made-to-measure blind and, because it uses the least fabric and the plainest mechanism, usually the cheapest at any given size. That simplicity is also its strength: it suits almost any room, sits neatly in or over a recess, and there is very little to go wrong.

Fabric choice does most of the work. Rollers run the whole range from sheer voiles through light-filtering weaves to full blackout, and moisture-resistant PVC-coated fabrics make them a sensible pick for kitchens and bathrooms where a wipe-clean surface helps. Light behaviour follows the fabric, though the roll always sits slightly narrower than the recess, so a little light slips down the edges whatever you choose. Care is easy - a wipe with a damp cloth, or a sponge for the coated fabrics - and against the neighbouring types a roller typically undercuts a roman or a wood venetian for the same window.

On the practical side, you can have a roller on a side chain, on a spring you pull down and let glide back up, or on a quiet motor worked by remote or app. It needs only a shallow recess to sit in, so it fits the tight reveals that defeat bulkier blinds, and a cassette or fabric-wrapped pelmet tidies the roll at the top where the look matters.

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60 of 2908 ranges shown (the 60 cheapest; production paginates).

Signature Plain

Signature Plain Roller

at Wilsons Blinds

from £35.00 in 35 colours

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Disney Cinderella

Disney Cinderella Roller

at Order Blinds

from £37.00 in 4 colours

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