Bring flexibility and style into your home with our vertical blinds, a smart option for improving the look and function of any room. These blinds feature slim vertical slats available in a wide choice of materials, shades, and finishes, giving you the freedom to match them with the rest of your décor.
Our vertical blinds are designed for easy everyday use. With a simple tilt control, you can smoothly adjust the angle of the slats to manage the amount of light entering the room while keeping your privacy intact.
Built from strong, long-lasting materials, these blinds are made to withstand daily use and are simple to clean. They combine elegance with practicality, making them a great option for both homes and business settings.
Product Features:
All of our vertical replacement slats are 89mm wide and come with the top hanger already attached. Each vane has a single slot that allows you to connect it directly to your current headrail.
€ 42.73
Tools you will need to measure vertical blinds:
Tips for accurate measuring:
Measure the total area you want the blind to cover. To reduce light leakage, allow the blind to extend at least 70mm above the window recess and 50mm on each side. The length of the overlap at the bottom is your choice, but remember to check for obstacles such as radiators.
This measurement is required if you want the blind to sit neatly inside the window recess. Measure the full width and height of the recess (the opening space). Take measurements in three places for both width and height, and always use the smallest figure. Do not make any adjustments yourself, as we will do this to ensure the blind fits correctly. Again, always use a metal tape for accuracy.
When fitting your vertical blind, make sure you have the parts included with it.
Extra items you will need:
Place the brackets around 5cm from each end of where the headrail will be fitted. If more than two brackets are supplied, spread the extra brackets evenly across the length of the rail. Make sure the fixings are suitable for the type of wall or surface. To fit, hook the back of the headrail into the bracket, rotate it into place, and secure it by tightening the front screw.
Measure and mark where the brackets should go, leaving enough clearance for window handles or other obstructions inside the recess. Position the brackets about 10cm from each end of where the headrail will sit. If extra brackets are supplied, fix them evenly along the length. Again, check that fixings are right for the surface you are attaching to. Tilt and hook the headrail into the bracket and rotate until it clicks into place. To remove the headrail, push the bracket release.
