The right blind for a wide window
Vertical blinds do the job no other blind does well. They cover a very wide or awkwardly shaped opening without sagging in the middle, and they turn to let you keep the view while losing the glare. On patio doors they part in the middle and stack back out of the way, so the door still works like a door.
Our vertical blind fitting starts at the recess, checked in three places, top, middle and bottom, and working to the tightest of them. Almost no window is truly square, and a louvre cut to the widest of the three is the one that catches on the frame every time you open it.
Where vertical blinds earn their place
Before you book
The questions we get asked most, answered plainly.
Fitting is included in the price we quote, not added at the end. The quote you get after the free measure is the price you pay.
Measure the width and the drop in three places each and work to the smallest of them, because almost no recess is truly square. If you would rather not, that is what the free measure is for.
Yes. A bay needs its own sizes for each face plus the angles between them, which is exactly the sort of window worth seeing in person rather than guessing from a diagram.
Often, yes. If the headrail and carriers are sound we can replace the fabric alone, which is cheaper than a whole new blind and less waste.
