Buyer's Guide
for pleated blinds
Our Pleated Blinds
Why Buy Our Made To Measure Pleated Blinds
Where Can You Fit Pleated Blinds?
In communal parts of the home, buyers would be wise to consider a dimout option, while for the bedroom, nothing can beat a blackout blind to help secure that perfect night’s sleep.
We have a great range of colours and tones available for you to choose from on the website. In a well-chosen hue, your new pleated blind will work with any design themes you might be looking to integrate into your space.
What Are Our Different Types Of Pleated Blinds?
Plain Pleated Blinds - A classic option. Functional and durable, they are a fabulous addition to any space in the home.
Blackout Pleated Blinds - Improve sleep by blocking external light from entering the home. Therefore, they are great for bedrooms and living rooms alike, especially if you love to enjoy a movie in dark.
Dimout Pleated Blinds - Great for spaces where you want to gently filter the light and remove the glare of the sun. Home office spaces, kitchens and dinning rooms are the perfect place for these blinds.
Flame Retardant Pleated Blinds - Our specially designed flame retardant pleated blinds are suitable for properties subject to specific fire regulations, kitchens, children’s rooms and other rooms at greater risk of fire. They improve the safety of a space, add protection and look stylish too.
Honeycomb Pleated Blinds - As stylish as a classic pleated blind but even more innovative. Where classic pleated blinds are made from a single layer of fabric, honeycomb alternatives are made from two. Between the layers are a column of cells that trap air to better insulate the home saving the environment and money. Learn more in our Product Focus: Honeycomb Blinds Blog.
Perfect Fit Pleated Blinds - Easy to fit and offering a streamlined design, a perfect fit pleated blind clips easily into place and brings beauty into the home without any hassle. They are an effective solution for your windows and the perfect complement for UPVC windows, conservatories and doors.
How To Measure For Pleated Blinds
Inside Recess (RECESS SIZE) If your blind is to fit within the recess of your window, you’ll need this measurement. Step one is to measure the drop and width from three positions and supply the smallest size. Afterwards, our team will make the required deductions to ensure the blind fits seamlessly within the window’s recess.
Outside Recess (EXACT SIZE) For a blind that will sit outside of the window’s recess, you’ll need to provide an exact size measurement. Firstly, decide how much you’d like the blind to overlap the recess - on both sides, top and bottom - we recommend 7.5cm each as a minimum. Secondly, measure the width and drop in three positions and again, provide the smallest measurement. If you’re uncertain about measuring for your blinds, you will benefit from our Surefit Guarantee, for peace of mind.
How To Fit Pleated Blinds
A handmade, high quality pleated blind
Cleat safety device
All required fixtures, brackets and screws
An accumulation device
The only additional tools you’ll require are a drill, cross-head screwdriver and a pencil.
For further advice, check out our instructional fitting videos.
To make fitting easier, we’ve created PDFs to help with installing your blinds. Furthermore, all our items come with the requisite child safety devices.
Our Most Popular Pleated Blinds
Cream Pleated Blinds – Cream is as versatile as white but has a slightly warmer feel to it. What’s more, creamy beige tones will partner well with myriad colours and tones you may have in the home already. You can learn more in our Colour Focus: Which Colours Go With Beige blog.
Grey Pleated Blinds – We have a great selection of grey pleated blinds! From earthy tones to shimmering silver hues, you’ll be able to add an elegant grey statement to your space. You can learn more about colours to go with grey on our blog.
Blue Pleated Blinds – Blue continues to be an extremely popular and adaptable colour. With several tones and finishes to consider, you can add a feeling of cool to any space. The calming effect of blue makes it perfect for spaces where concentration is key, for example home offices.
Our Best Selling pleated blinds
Are Pleated Blinds Easy to Clean?
Otherwise, you can use a damp sponge if you need to remove a larger build up of dust. Remember to start from the top and work your way down.
Gently use warm water and a soft cloth to remove tougher marks. Lay the blind flat for this and pat the blind with a dry towel to help speed up the drying process.
Where Are Our Pleated Blinds Made?
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