Benefits
- Daily comfort
- Simpler control
- Targeted modernisation
- Less effort on large openings
- Automation possible
Motorisation
Motorisation for blinds and roller shutters
Motorisation simplifies daily use and can modernise an installation without necessarily replacing everything.
Motorisation
Can an existing installation be motorised?
An existing blind or roller shutter can often be motorised after checking its mechanical condition. The right solution depends on the system, power access and intended use.
Yes, many installations can be motorised. BO Stores first checks the mechanism, dimensions, power access and control requirements to recommend a reliable solution.
Configurations
- Tubular motor
- Wall control
- Radio control depending on system
- Sensors depending on feasibility
- Modernisation of an existing manual blind
Solution types
01Motorised roller shutters
02Motorised external venetian blinds
03Motorised awnings
04Replacement of existing motors
Who it is for
01Large openings that are hard to operate
02Homes with several blinds
03Renovations
04Commercial buildings
Installation
01
Mechanical diagnosis
02
Power supply check
03
Motor installation
04
Limit adjustment
Renovation / replacement
If the installation is too worn, BO Stores may recommend partial replacement before motorisation to avoid early failure.
Talk to a specialist
Motorisation simplifies daily use and can modernise an installation without necessarily replacing everything.
Solutions
Related services
Guides
- How can an old roller shutter be motorised?
What to check before motorising an existing shutter: curtain, shaft, guides, power supply and controls.
- Manual or motorised blind: which should you choose?
Compare manual control and motorisation by size, frequency, comfort, budget and accessibility.
- External venetian blinds: benefits for a modern home
Why external venetian blinds suit modern homes: light, heat, privacy, facade and motorisation.
Frequently asked questions
How many blinds can be motorised?
It depends on condition, electrical access and desired controls. An assessment helps prioritise the most important openings.