Perfect Fit Blinds

What do you do if you have just had brand new UPVc windows and doors fitted and you does want holes drilled in them to fit blinds?

Perfect Fit blinds offer an ingenious solution to this problem, smart brackets slot in behind the rubbers on the window and then a clever frame clips to these brackets.

A choice of three types of blinds can then be attached to the frame, Roller Blinds, Aluminium Venetian Blinds and Pleated Blinds, and the huge choice of colours and fabrics available in these ranges give an almost infinite choice of designs for your windows.

As the blinds are secured next to the glass they move with the windows or doors, just imagine, no more need to pull the blind up every time you want to open a window or go out through the door, and no more messy blinds taking up space on the windowsills.

At Surrey Blinds, all of our Perfect Fit Blinds are completely child safe with any tensioning cords running down behind the frame well out of reach.

But, what if your windows are not white UPVc? The frames come in a number of different colours as well as wood effect finishes!

All in all Perfect Fit Blinds really are a Perfect Solution!

Design Guru x

Pet Friendly Blinds

If you, like me, have pets then it is important to choose pet friendly blinds.

By pet friendly blinds I am referring to those blinds which are easy to keep clean, durable, especially if they will be anywhere near your pets, and safe.

Vertical Blinds can be a really practical solution, especially on patio doors. Many vertical fabrics are washable, and with our wand operation and heavy weights sealed in the bottom of each slat, do not have the cords and strings which can prove very interesting to dogs and cats.

Many Roller Blind fabrics are also washable, and roller blinds have the added advantage that they can be rolled away, well out of reach when not in use.

Shutters are easy to clean, so these can also be practical, just not necessarily if your pet is a chewer!

Please give us a call and we can come out and give you some advice on the best blinds for your windows!

The Design Guru