Buyer's Guide
for lining for romans and curtains
Our linings for curtains & blinds
That said, did you know you can enjoy even more advantages in your space? At Blinds Direct, we offer a range of free quality lining upgrades to improve the functionality of your new Roman blinds and curtains. Ever wondered what the difference is between a blackout and thermal lining? The below should have just the answers for you.
With less exposure to the sun’s warmth, and the days becoming colder and grey, now is the perfect time to take advantage of a thermal lining!
There are also blackout linings available. These linings are perfect for improving your down time as they block out any unwanted light from the outdoors, and help you relax and unwind at the end of the day.
Don’t forget, you can always layer your windows, so consider a thermal lined Roman blind and blackout curtain to make the perfect cosy environment.
The Benefits of blackout & thermal linings for blinds and curtains
Benefits
of a blackout
lining
Blackout linings are ideal for bedrooms, nurseries and spaces in the home that require effective light control. The inclusion of this specialist lining will stop any unwanted light from entering your home helping you enjoy a restful, dark environment. To learn more about the benefits of blackout blinds and how they can help you enjoy a great night’s sleep, check out our Wake Up Well campaign. Blackout linings are available in both ivory and white.
Why choose
a blackout lining?
Benefits
of a thermal
lining
During the winter months there is little better than getting cosy and insulating yourself from the cold. Blinds and curtains with thermal linings are perfect for such a task as they keep heat in during the colder months of the year while in the summer, they will keep the heat out. This, in turn, means less energy is needed to keep a space warm which not only saves money, but the environment too! Thermal linings are ivory coloured.
Why choose
a thermal lining?
Which Window Furnishings Can You Add A Lining To?
If you are looking to add a blackout blind to a window but would prefer a different style, you can consider roller blinds, panel blinds, vertical blinds, or pleated blinds. These striking and varied blinds don’t require a dedicated lining, you can simply pick a blackout material using the filters on the page.
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What other types of linings are available?
- Premium lining - This is a polycotton material that helps to protect the main fabric from fading following exposure to sunlight. It is a thin backing to the blind which is ivory coloured.
- Interlined - Interlining enhances the look of your blind by giving it more body and increasing its fullness. This, in turn, makes the blind more luxurious and helps it to hang nicely. Interlining also offers some of the qualities of a thermal lining.
How do I add a thermal or blackout lining?
Adding a thermal or blackout lining to your order couldn’t be simpler. Once you’ve found your ideal Roman blind or curtain, click on it and beneath the boxes for supplying your measurements, you can select your chosen lining from the drop-down menu.
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