Flex Stop & Flex Drop Roller Blind System
Flex Stop and Flex Drop provide two intuitive control options for modern roller blind systems. From cordless bottom-rail operation to assisted slow-drop control, the system helps customers choose the right fit for different applications while simplifying component management.
A Better Fit for Flexible Roller Blind Control
Two Control Options for Roller Blind Systems
Flex Stop
- Cordless operation
- Hand control
- Stop at any position
- Safer and intuitive use
Flex Drop
- Single beaded-chain operation
- Automatic slow lowering
- Stop during drop movement
- Adjustable drop speed
Flex Stop
Flex Drop
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See How It Works
Flex StopCordless bottom-rail control that lets users pull, push, and stop the blind at the desired position.
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Flex DropAssisted slow-drop control with short-pull lowering, stop control, and long-pull raising.
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System Components
Shared Components
Used in both Flex Stop and Flex Drop
32&38mm
32&38mm
32mm
38mm
32&38mm
32&38mm
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Flex Stop
Dedicated components
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38mm
Flex Drop
Dedicated components
32mm
38mm
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Flex Stop & Flex Drop – FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between Flex Stop and Flex Drop?
A:
Flex Stop is a cordless roller blind system operated by pulling or pushing the bottom rail. Flex Drop uses a beaded chain to activate automatic slow lowering, stop the movement, and raise the fabric.
Q2: How does Flex Stop work?
A:
Flex Stop allows users to adjust the roller blind directly from the bottom rail. The fabric stops at the position where the user releases it, offering precise and intuitive control.
Q3: How does Flex Drop work?
A:
Flex Drop uses a beaded chain. A short pull activates automatic slow lowering, another short pull stops the movement, and a long gentle pull raises the fabric.
Q4: Can the drop speed of Flex Drop be adjusted?
A:
Yes. The bracket used with Flex Drop features a built-in plastic adjuster, allowing users to adjust the lowering speed.
Q5: Are Flex Stop and Flex Drop safer than traditional roller blind systems?
A:
Yes. Flex Stop features a fully cordless design, while Flex Drop uses a single beaded chain instead of a traditional continuous loop chain.
Q6: Why are Flex Stop and Flex Drop suitable for B2B buyers?
A:
Flex Stop and Flex Drop use a modular design with shared components, helping manufacturers and system suppliers reduce inventory complexity and manage fewer stocked parts.
Looking for flexible roller blind control options?
Contact COTTAI to explore Flex Stop and Flex Drop, and discover how modular roller blind systems can support safer operation, precise control, and simpler inventory management.