Blinds

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One of the main advantages of

the PerfectFit™ frame is greater privacy. The frame overlaps the

front of the fabric or slat

allowing less light to filter

through from the window.

Without the frame the edges of

the fabric and slats are

exposed, leaving more glass is

visible.

Faux Wood Blinds are by far the

most popular and stylish blind

options out there. With the style

of a venetian blind, these are a

fantastic alternative to real

wooden blinds and shutters,

and as well as being hard

wearing and waterproof.

Wooden blinds involve a

number of horizontal slats that

are linked together by a cord

pulley system. This design of

blind is also known as Venetian.

When fully raised, the slats

gather together at the top of

the window, revealing the full

window.

Aluminium Venetian Blinds are popular for their durability and low maintenance. They are resistant to moisture, corrosion, and fading, making them ideal for use in humid or damp environments like kitchens and bathrooms.

Roller blinds are one of the

most popular styles of blind,

with so many variations,

designs, materials and colours

to choose from. Including being

Black Out, which blocks out

100% of sunlight.

Skylight Blinds are designed with functionality in mind and offer heat protection, sun screening and light control. Skylight Roof Window Blinds come as either Motorised, solar or manual operation.

Bay Windows have always been

a popular choice in homes

around the world. The most

suitable type of Blinds for these

type of windows are both

Wooden and Faux Wood

Venetian, Roman, Perfect Fit,

Roller and finally Pleated.

Pleated Blinds offer

privacy, light control, blackout,

sound absorption and

insulation for any window.

Being very flexible makes These

type of blinds are ideal also for

shaped windows such as

complex garden room roofs and

the increasingly popular gable

windows.

Roman blinds are made from

fabric that is designed to pleat

when raised. The blinds are

constructed by mounting slats,

which are connected to cords,

into the back of a fabric panel.

When the blind is lifted, the

cords pull the slats together and

force the blind to fold into

pleats.

Vertical Blinds consist of a

series of vertical fabric louvres

or slats, which can be twisted to

close and obscure the window

or opened wide to let in lots of

light. The louvres are linked

together by a chain and are

operated using a cord or wand, positioned at the far right or left

of the blind.

A Roof Lantern Blind is a

retractable screen and can add that stylish look, to any room you may have. Nothing

is hanging down when they are

not being used. They are

available in a surprising number

of options, sizes and colours.

Motorised blinds work by using a small motor to gently turn the blind shaft at the touch of a button. This effectively allows

the blind fabric to roll up or down a vertical window, or across a sky lantern, to shade or uncover the glazing.