SV+ system

See life in perfect symmetry
The SV+ symmetrical cordless slider integral blind system from Morley Glass & Glazing is perfect for windows and doors which need solar shading and privacy while keeping things in symmetry.

Beauty is often defined by symmetry. The balance between left and right can have magnetic appeal, striking an emotional response like no other, giving us a positive feeling of harmony, calm and that everything is just right.
For those of us who prefer life in symmetry there’s no need to compromise with the slick Uni-Blinds® SV+ integrated Venetian blind system. With the SV+ you can optimise the framing of your view so the blind unit is consistent to the left, right, top and bottom, whilst taking advantage of an innovative control unit.

SV+ offers all the benefits you’d expect with high performance Screenline® integral blinds with the bonus of a magnetic control unit that takes care of all the blind functions in one clever device.

“Beauty is bound up with symmetry” - Hermann Weyl

How the SV+ operates
The SV+ is operated by a cleverly-designed magnetic slider, placed on the right or left-hand edge of the glass. A narrow adhesive transparent profile ensures the linear movement of the slider.

The blind is raised and lowered by moving the slider up or down and is tilted by slightly lifting or lowering the same slider.

Why SV+ offers symmetry

The secret to the balanced aesthetics of the SV+ is its sideguides. These slim premium plastic profiles inside the sealed unit replace the need for glass-mounted cords and winders.

SV+ features sideguides on both the left and right edges of the glass in perfect balance. And they are available in three colour options to suit your taste and décor. These are matched perfectly in the style and width of the head rail and bottom rail.

The sideguides enable the sliding control mechanism to work. The slider uses powerful magnets to move up and down the sideguide to allow for the blind to be raised and lowered by moving the slider up or down, and tilted by slightly lifting or lowering the same slider.