Cairo Grey – Blackout Vertical Blinds

Cairo Grey – Blackout Vertical Blinds

Vertical Blinds – Style and Practicality

Bring style and flexibility into your rooms with our vertical blinds, a modern choice that can improve the look of any space. These blinds are designed with slim, vertical panels available in different fabrics, colours, and finishes, giving you the freedom to match your window coverings with your home or office décor.

Our vertical blinds are made for simple everyday use. They offer precise control over natural light and privacy. By using the easy tilt system, you can adjust the slats smoothly and set the right balance between brightness and shade.

Made from high-quality materials, these blinds are strong, long lasting, and resistant to everyday wear. They are simple to clean and keep in good condition. With their practical benefits and smart design, our vertical blinds are an excellent choice for both residential and commercial interiors.

Product Features

  • Slimline white aluminium headrail
  • Fully made to measure
  • Operated with a cord pull
  • 100% polyester fabric
  • Smooth “Easy Glide” operating system
  • High quality internal fittings
  • Hems welded neatly for durability (no glue used)
  • Easy-fit universal brackets for both top and face fixing
  • Bottom weights and stabilising chains offered in different colours

Replacement Vertical Blind Slats

All replacement vanes are supplied at 89mm wide and are fitted with a top hanger already attached. Each vane has a single slot so you can easily connect it to your existing headrail.

 42.75



Total Price:  42.75

Tools You Will Need

  • A strong steel measuring tape
  • A pencil for marking and writing your results
  • A sheet or worksheet to record your sizes
  • A ladder for taller windows if required

Measurement Tips for Accuracy

  • Always keep width and height figures separate, as mixing them up can result in blinds that do not fit.
  • If you are measuring more than one window, do not assume they are the same size. Measure each one individually and write down the results, as even small differences can affect the fit.

Measuring for Outside Recess

Measure the full area that you want the blind to cover. To reduce light gaps, allow the blind to overlap the recess by at least 70mm at the top and 50mm on both sides.

The overlap at the bottom is up to you, but be mindful of obstructions such as radiators.

Use a metal tape measure, since fabric or plastic tapes can stretch or bend and may give inaccurate sizes.

Measuring for Inside Recess

Take the full width and height of the window recess if you want the blind to fit neatly inside. We will then adjust the sizes slightly to ensure a proper fit.

Measure in three places across both the width and the drop, then note the smallest figures.

Do not make your own deductions, as we will do this for you so that the blind fits correctly.

Again, always use a metal tape measure to avoid errors.

Please make sure you have the items that come with your blind before starting installation.

Additional Tools You Will Need

  • Two top-fix brackets
  • Two face-fix brackets
  • One set of hangers
  • One allen key
  • Two stabilising chains
  • One safety hook
  • Four wood screws
  • One weight
  • A pencil for marking
  • Screws suitable for your wall
  • A drill with correct drill bits
  • A cross-head screwdriver
  • A steel tape measure

Face Fixing

Place the brackets around 5cm from each end of where the headrail will sit. If extra brackets are provided, fit them evenly across the length of the blind.

Always make sure that your wall or surface can take the fixings.

To attach, hook the back of the headrail into the bracket, then rotate the headrail forward until it locks into place. Secure it by tightening the small screw at the front of the bracket.

Top Fixing

First, check for any handles or obstacles that project into the recess, and measure to leave clearance. Fit the brackets about 10cm from each end of where the headrail will sit. This spacing ensures clearance for window handles.

If more than two brackets are included, fit them evenly along the rail. Make sure the fixings suit the surface you are attaching them to.

Hook the headrail into the bracket, then rotate it until you hear it click into place. To remove it, press the release point on the bracket.