Herringbone Check Natural Perfect Fit Roller Blind

Step One

Measure the drop of the glass at the left side, the middle and the right side, and give us the smallest of these sizes in centimetres (cm).

Step Two

Measure the width of the glass at the top, the middle and the bottom and give us the smallest of these sizes in centimetres (cm).

Step Three - Not applicable for Perfect Fit Shutter Blinds

Check that you have at least 2.5cm of clearance all the way around the window, to allow enough room for the frame (which overlaps the window by 2.5cm).

Key areas to check are around the handles and vents, making sure that the distance between the edge of the handle/vent and the edge of the glass is at least 2.5cm.

If less than this, unfortunately this blind type will not be suitable for your window. This applies to Perfect Fit Roller, Pleated, Cellular, Venetian and Bottom Up only, not Perfect Fit Shutters which are supplied with a recessed handle space.

Standard Light Filtering

Our standard blind type is made from what is often termed as ‘dim out’ or 'daylight' fabric.

It gives complete privacy while still allowing some light to filter through, lending your room a fresh, bright feel.

A great choice for many rooms, this fabric is often used in living rooms, studies, kitchens and hallways or sometimes in bedrooms alongside curtains to provide a blackout effect.

Blackout

Alternatively you can choose to have your blind made from our fully opaque blackout fabric.

This style still gives complete privacy but doesn’t let any light filter through the fabric, making it ideal for bedrooms.

Please note that due to the nature of a roller blind system, some light will leak through at the edges of your blackout blind where the fabric doesn’t cover the window.

Sheer

A beautiful choice for rooms that are used a lot in the daytime is our sheer fabric.

Giving the effect of a voile, our sheer fabric is semi-opaque allowing you to see the view outside while still diffusing harsh light.

This is the ideal solution for a room where allowing in natural light and retaining some of the view from the window is preferable such as a sun room, studio or office space, garden facing rooms or other spots where privacy isn’t an issue.