Window blinds measured and fitted window by window

The right blind depends on what the room needs from the window. Screen-fabric roller blinds (typically 1–5% openness) cut glare while keeping the view, zebra blinds switch between filtered light and privacy with alternating sheer and solid bands, Venetian blinds give precise control with tilting aluminium or wooden slats, and blackout rollers darken bedrooms and hotel rooms.

Every window is measured individually, because frames are rarely perfectly square and an inside-recess blind needs exact clearances. We confirm inside or outside mounting, wall or ceiling brackets and cord safety for homes with children, or specify cordless and motorised operation. Motorised blinds can be battery or mains powered and run from a remote, wall switch or home automation system.

How we work

  1. Site visit and window-by-window measurement
  2. Blind type, fabric and openness selection
  3. Mounting plan: inside or outside recess
  4. Power planning for motorised blinds
  5. Installation, levelling and operation check
  6. Child-safety fittings and handover

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Common questions

Which blinds are best for a bedroom?

Blackout roller blinds block the most light, ideally fitted outside the recess to overlap the frame or with side channels to close the edge gaps. Zebra blinds suit rooms that need filtered daylight and night-time privacy rather than full darkness.

How much do window blinds cost?

Price depends on blind type, fabric or slat material, window sizes, the number of windows and manual or motorised operation. We measure every window during the free site survey and quote per window.

Are motorised blinds worth it?

They make sense for tall or hard-to-reach windows, large glazing in living rooms and offices, and hotel rooms where blinds are used many times a day. Battery motors avoid new wiring; mains-powered motors need a power point near each window, best planned before painting.

How do you clean window blinds?

Dust roller and zebra blinds with a soft brush or vacuum attachment and spot clean with a damp cloth; Venetian slats can be wiped individually. Blackout and screen fabrics should not be soaked or machine-washed unless the fabric specification allows it.

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