Category Archives: Pleated blinds
Pleated blinds for doors
These particular blinds are tension pleated blinds for doors which means that the tension blind fabric is at the top and they have a tension cord down each side which is about 1mm thick (so you cannot see it) and the blind is finished with a rail at the bottom which hides all the workings […]
Read MorePleated blinds for shaped windows
Pleated blinds are a conventionally used for conservatories, as they can accommodate different shaped window panels. They are becoming more and more popular choices for all types of windows and doors. As with our client’s lovely barn conversion in the countryside – pleated blinds were a perfect solution for this shaped window in the office, […]
Read MoreTriple installation of awnings, dutch canopy and pleated blinds
Yesterday’s job was a triple install of awnings, dutch canopy and pleated blinds at our client’s lovely sunny house in Surrey. The south west facing garden meant our client’s had sun all day in the back of the house and we recommended different solutions for each area. Awnings The two Weinor awnings provided some much […]
Read MorePleated blinds for bi-folds
The particular fabric on these blinds is a honeycomb fabric which allows light to filter through, whilst still keeping the protection from the sun and UV rays. The advantages of this fabric is that it will keep the room cool in the summer months and warm in winter. It will protect flooring and furniture from […]
Pleated side blinds for bi-fold doors
Bi-fold doors are becoming more and more popular and people often find themselves with a dilemma when it comes to window coverings. These can range from fully motorised screen fabric to pleated blinds, as shown in this example. Pleated blinds take up less of the window when pushed to a closed position, so if our […]