Roller blinds

Measuring for roller blinds is an integral part of ensuring a perfect fit. A poorly measured roller blind can stick out like a sore thumb in your well-thought-out decor. The first step is to measure the width of the window, taking into account any obstructions like handles. Next, measure the drop, or how long you want the blind to be. Always make sure to double-check your measurements. Made to measure roller blinds offer the most customized fit, with the dimensions tailored specifically for your windows.

When it comes to made to measure roller blinds, precision is key. These are not your run-of-the-mill, off-the-shelf blinds. They're crafted to fit your windows perfectly, minimizing gaps that let in unwanted light or compromise privacy. Made to measure roller blinds are also incredibly versatile, available in a plethora of fabrics, styles, and functionalities—from blackout to light filtering roller blinds.

Choosing the right location to install your fitted roller blinds can significantly impact their efficiency and aesthetic appeal. For bathrooms, waterproof roller blinds or perfect bathroom roller blinds made of moisture-resistant material work best. If privacy is your primary concern, privacy roller blinds with thicker fabric can be installed in bedrooms and living rooms.

Once you've selected your blinds, fitted roller blinds are a convenient option. They can be directly attached to your windows or walls, depending on your preference and the configuration of your space. Where you decide to have your roller blinds fitted matters just as much as the type of blinds you choose. It's crucial to consider factors such as light exposure, window size, and room functionality when deciding the placement for your roller blinds.

Installation is usually the next step after you've received your made to measure roller blinds. If you've opted for motorised rollers, make sure you have all the electrical setups in place. For manual blinds, start by marking the spots where the brackets will go. Drill holes and fix the brackets, then carefully slide the roller blinds into place.

Remember, all of our roller blind products are designed for easy consumer installation. You don't need to be a DIY expert to install roller blinds. With a simple toolkit and a bit of time, anyone can set up these window treatments with ease. Many customers opt for double roller blinds, combining blackout and light filtering functions, and these too can be straightforward to install.

The maintenance of your roller blinds is as essential as choosing the right style and installing them correctly. Dusty roller blinds can become an eyesore and may even trigger allergies. To clean roller blinds, start by removing them from their brackets. Lay them flat on a clean surface and gently wipe them down with a damp cloth. For fabric material roller blinds, a gentle vacuum can be applied to get rid of stubborn dust.

Cleaning guidelines may differ depending on the type of blinds you have. For example, woven roller blinds may require a gentler cleaning method compared to solid colour roller blinds, which might tolerate more robust cleaning solutions. Always refer to roller blinds FAQs or your manufacturer’s instructions when unsure about how to clean specific types of blinds.