Perfect Fit Blinds
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Bespoke blinds
Available in a variety of widths to fit your window perfectly.
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Easy use
Fits into the window and can be lifted or lowerd with just a touch - no awkward chains.
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Perfect Fit
Control the light or view out of each individual pane of glass.
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Privacy at night
Eliminate any “line of sight” between the edges of the fabric and keep things very private.
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Perfect Fit
Perfect Fit blinds clip to each individual pane of glass. They can be fitted with window films to work in synergy and get the best from your glazing.
When it comes to doors, the whole blind moves with the door without any flapping.
Brand new style option
Perfect Fit Blinds are available in minimum width, vision rollers, chain or battery-operated versions.
Choose from Venetian, pleated standard, pleated cellular and roller blinds with a choice of frame finishes to match most windows.
The Venetian is available in metal or 25mm Sunwood slats, the rollers are available in our wide range of roller-blind fabrics and there is plenty of choice for the standard or heat-insulating pleated range.
Ultra-easy use
Lift and lower your blinds to any height with out the need for any cords or chains.
Just a gentle movement of the bottom is all you need.
Pros & Cons of Perfect Fit Blinds
Pros
- Great for shapes, inward opening windows and doors
- Moves with the frame so nothing swings or flaps around
- Frame colour options to match window frames
- Click fitted on to clips so no drilling making fitting simple
- Gives light management flexibility with a blind for each pane of glass
- Totally private due to its frames (except Venetian versions)
- Some versions can be battery motorised at the time of manufacturing the product
- No hanging cords or wands (tension pleated versions only)
Cons
- Quite expensive system especially on smaller panes of glass such as top opener or fan lights
- Windows and especially doors need to be square otherwise they can stick in their frames
- Need to be unclipped to clean the glass behind them fully with them being so close fitting
- Risk of glass breakage due to thermal stress breakage due to close fitting the glass can’t dissipate the heat gain
- Risk of glass breakage due to metal clips pressing hard up against to the glass especially on heat treated glass
- Lots of blinds to open and close with their being a lot of blinds (one for each pane rather than one per window)
- Not a good blind system over a sink or counter if you want to open fully as you need to be able to reach to the top of the highest pane of glass with your hand
- The roller versions have a protruding head box which can hit walls if fitted to doors hindering full movement of the door
- Not totally private (Venetian versions only) there is a small gapbetween the top slat and the head rail which allows the ability forpeople to peer in
- Venetian and pleated fabric can damage and water mark easily especially when used on outward opening doors (this is where blinds in the glass are beneficial)
- Battery motorised versions have limited motor choices which might not be compatible to home automation systems
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