Blinds & Shutters
Blinds and Shutters
by your new floor
Here at your new floor we install various kinds of blinds and shutters including:
Blinds
- Roller
- Duorol
- Vertical
- Honeycomb/Pleated
- Roman
- Venetian
- Flush Fit
- Perfect Fit
Shutters
- Austin Hardwood
- Newport Premium Hardwood
- Dulwich PVC
A recent installation of our flush fit Venetian blinds to a set of bi-fold doors. This customer chose an anthracite colour to perfectly match the doors. The blinds are attached to each individual door so when the doors are opened the blinds simply move with them.
This Customer had our flush fit Venetian blinds installed to the lower part of their bay window, keeping the feature design on the upper windows visible. We then installed a blackout roller blind for full coverage using an upgraded heavy duty pole to ensure there was no sagging.
Another set of our flush fit Venetian blinds installed to multiple windows in this property. Our customer chose white to tie in with the window frames, the slimeline profile of these blinds gives a discrete finish with almost zero encroachment into the room
Some vertical blinds supplied and installed to a property whilst we were also doing their flooring. These were installed to two sets of rear bi-folding doors. The customer oped for wand operation and controls rather than the tradional corded options, along with weighted bottoms rather than the typical chain linking.
A different option to the venetians, our flush fit, semitransparent honeycomb blinds offer that extra privacy whilst still allowing some light into the room, perfect for conservatories and living areas. These blinds are also available in a blackout fabric more suited to bedrooms.
Another set of our Flush Fit Venetian blinds fitted to this set of doors, this customer chose a white finish with a contrasting silver colour to the reverse of the slats
Flush Fit Paradise Aluminium – Anthracite
Flush fit 25mm paradise aluminium blinds fitted to a set of french doors, plus a standard Venetian in a matching colour to the side window. Unfortunately the builders had left an uneven and sloping ceiling above the window reveal, which is no good for fitting a horizontal blind to. So we scribed in a smooth pieces of timber first. The blind has quick release brackets so the customer can easily pop it off and paint the timber to match the walls.
