Our vertical blinds provide a wide choice of top-quality blinds that are strong, reliable, and long lasting. These blinds are made to measure, designed to block unwanted light, and can be adjusted with ease. Each blind comes with white or clear hangers at the top, as well as white bottom weights and a chain along the bottom for balance.
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Our high-quality made-to-measure replacement slats for vertical blinds are ideal when you want to refresh your blinds without changing the full system. By replacing only the louvres, you can make your blinds look brand new again.
Important Details for Ordering:
The blinds come with double slot hangers already fitted to ensure a neat and accurate fit.
How to Measure Your Existing Slats in Three Simple Steps:
Please Note: At least 75mm is required to fit vertical blinds inside a recess. For the most accurate results, it is recommended to use a metal tape measure.
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When measuring only the slat, include the full length of the fabric while it lies flat. The usual width of a slat is 89mm, which is the most common size and the one we use for the majority of our fabrics.
Before ordering, confirm that your chosen fabric matches the correct width. Measure to the nearest centimetre, then reduce by 1cm for both the height and width. Do not reduce anything yourself when placing the order.
Please follow these steps:
When fitting your vertical blinds, make sure you have the following items that come with the product:
Extra Tools and Equipment You Will Need During Fitting:
To begin, place the brackets about 5cm from each end where the headrail will be fitted. If more than two brackets are supplied, install the extra brackets evenly along the length of the blind. Always ensure that the fixings used are suitable for the wall or surface where the brackets will be attached.
For face fixing, hook the back of the headrail into the bracket and then rotate the headrail into position. Secure the headrail by tightening the short screw located at the front of the bracket.
First, measure and mark the area, allowing space for any obstacles such as handles that may extend into the recess. Place the brackets roughly 10cm from the ends where the headrail will sit, ensuring there is clearance for window handles. If more than two brackets are included, fit the extra ones evenly across the blind’s length. Always check that the fixings you use are suitable for the surface.
To install, tilt and hook the headrail into the bracket at the correct point. Rotate it until it clicks securely into place. If you need to remove the headrail, press the bracket at the release point.
