The Night & Day Duo Voile Sky Thermal Blind is a made-to-measure day-and-night blind sold by Blinds 2go, distinguished by a thermal backing that sets it apart from standard zebra-style options in the same category. Available in 1 colour, starting from £21.28, it is a focused range rather than a broad palette - which suits buyers who have already decided on this look and want to understand whether the thermal element justifies the choice.

Who it suits

Day-and-night blinds work by layering alternating sheer and opaque horizontal stripes, which you shift past each other to vary the light entering the room. The voile sheer layer in this range softens the light beautifully when the stripes are staggered, making it a natural fit for living rooms and dining areas where you want privacy without losing natural light during the day.

The thermal backing adds a case for using it in rooms where heat retention matters - a north-facing sitting room or a bedroom that loses warmth quickly on cold nights. That said, day-and-night blinds in the fully open position (sheer stripes aligned) are not blackout and will not provide the darkness that a dedicated blackout roller gives. For bedrooms where total darkness is the priority, especially for children or shift workers, a proper blackout blind would serve better. In a bedroom where you simply want to manage the early-morning light without sealing the window shut, this format is more reasonable.

Bathrooms and kitchens are not the natural home for this type of blind. The fabric construction is not suited to high-humidity environments, and the voile element would likely discolour with grease or steam over time.

The colours

1 colour available

The range offers a single finish - the Night & Day Duo Voile Sky Thermal Blind - which pairs a light, airy voile layer with the thermal backing. The restrained single-colour offering keeps specification simple: there is no palette decision to make, which may suit buyers who already know the room's colour scheme and are shopping on function rather than style variety.

Price by your dimensions

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Starting from £21.28, this range sits at the accessible end of made-to-measure day-and-night blinds from Blinds 2go. As with all made-to-measure pricing, the final cost rises with width and drop - the price widget above reflects how the range scales across common window sizes. The thermal specification adds function without dramatically lifting the entry price compared with a standard day-and-night blind.

How it compares

Against a standard day-and-night blind without thermal backing, this range makes sense if the room loses heat through the window or faces the cold side of the house. The thermal layer provides modest extra insulation compared with a single-fabric blind, though it will not approach the performance of a dedicated honeycomb or cellular blind, which uses sealed air pockets specifically engineered for heat retention.

If opacity is the main concern rather than thermal performance, a heavy dimout or blackout roller would give more reliable light control. Day-and-night blinds cannot fully replicate blackout even in the closed position because the stripe system leaves some light transmission at the edges of each band. Where the day-and-night format earns its place is in rooms that need the flexibility of sheer visibility during the day and reasonable privacy in the evening, without switching between two separate blinds - and the thermal backing here makes that case a fraction stronger for cooler rooms.

Fitting and operation

This is a standard roller-mechanism blind and fits by top-fix or face-fix bracket in or above the window recess, following the same installation approach as any made-to-measure roller blind from Blinds 2go. Measure the recess width accurately before ordering; the retailer's guidance will advise whether to deduct a fitting allowance for an inside-recess fit. The blind operates via a side chain to raise, lower, and adjust the stripe alignment.