Atlantex at 1Click Blinds is a made-to-measure roller range of 29 colourways from £17.28, with a palette that works in pairs: most shades appear twice, once plain and once carrying the range's Asc finish. The colours themselves stay firmly in the practical lane - beiges, creams, blues, greys, a cherry and a proper black - which makes this a range you choose for a working window rather than a statement one.
Who it suits
A plain roller in a sensible palette is the default answer for most windows, and Atlantex plays that role: offices, landings, kitchens and spare rooms where the brief is privacy, glare control and a tidy finish. The pairing of plain and Asc versions of the same shade means you can hold the colour decision steady while weighing the finish - useful when a room needs two or three blinds to match, or when a landlord wants one shade repeated through a property.
The range's fabric sits at the standard, light-filtering end rather than blackout, so it softens daylight and gives daytime privacy without turning a bedroom properly dark. For a sleep-critical room, layer it with curtains or pick a blackout range instead. As with any roller, a very wide opening will eventually outgrow a single blind - measure the opening first and split it across two blinds if the range's maximum width says so.
The colours
29 colours available
The palette reads as a working wardrobe rather than a colour chart: several depths of beige and cream, blues from mid to navy, silver and black, plus warmer browns and a cherry. The Asc-prefixed twins mirror most of those shades, so the grid is best read as a shorter list of colours in two finishes rather than a long list of different ones. Screen rendering rarely does justice to near-neutrals - two beiges that look identical on screen can sit very differently against a wall - so order samples of neighbouring shades and choose in the room's own light, ideally taped to the window reveal for a day so you see them in morning and evening sun.
Price by your dimensions
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Entry pricing on Atlantex sits in the affordable middle of the made-to-measure roller market, and the paired finishes generally price close to each other at the same size. As always, the from-price describes the smallest window: the table above, at your actual width and drop, is the figure to trust.
How it compares
Within 1Click's catalogue, Atlantex is the practical plain; the retailer also makes the same fabric name up as electric blinds, at a very different price point, if motorised operation is the goal. The Atlantex name appears at So Easy Blinds too, largely in flame-retardant versions aimed at contract and rental settings - a reminder that this is a workhorse cloth with a life beyond one shop. If you are still deciding on the blind type itself, our roller guide covers the field, and colour-led buyers can start from the beige or blue roller round-ups.
A note on care
Standard roller housekeeping applies. Dust the fabric with a soft brush or a vacuum's upholstery head, and lift marks with a barely damp cloth rather than a soak - stiffened roller cloth holds its flatness better when it stays dry. Roll the blind fully down every so often so the lower section does not set into a curl, and check the chain's wall tensioner stays fixed, both for smooth running and for cord safety in homes with children. Treated this way, a plain roller of this kind is a fit-and-forget blind for years at a stretch.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Banlight Duo Fr roller blinds are sold under the same name by more than one UK retailer, and the price scales identically across window sizes - a strong sign it is the same fabric from the same supplier:
- Roller Blinds Direct from £13.96
- 1Click Blinds this page from £17.28
- Blinds By Post from £23.26
- So Easy Blinds from £35.00
- New Blinds from £38.74
- Blinds Direct from £42.32
- Wilsons Blinds from £46.23
We match these on the shared name and an identical price curve, not an independent inspection, so treat it as likely the same fabric rather than confirmed - and check the specification and colour at each retailer before buying.