Advice on blinds for big bay window Post Reply

[BV1977]

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a company that could make roman blinds for a big bay window at a reasonable price? I also need blackout blinds for nursery but the ones on the market all still let light through.

Any advice would be gratefully received.

[millymac]

I have just had some roman blinds made by Pret a Vivre on Wandsworth Bridge Road. Great selection of fabrics, excellent product and great measuring/fitting. I think they are very reasonably priced, but you do get what you pay for.

[bea_louis]

Hi,

I run a soft furnishing company called Ma Maison and I can certainly help you with your blinds. Blinds will always let the light through on the sides as we have to use a headrail system with a 3.5 cm projection.. This is a legal requirement ( new regulations on cords and hanging systems) so my advice will be to put ablackout curtains in the room. No system will be completely blackout but the curtains will be better.
If you need further info, do not hesitate to contact me.
My website is
www.mamaisondesign.co.uk
with a link at the end

Regards,

Beatrice

[supergirl]

Hi

Have a look at this thread and give Craig a call. I m sure he ll have a solution for you.

http://www.nappyvalleynet.com/mums/view ... out+blinds

Sx

[bea_louis]

Hi,

This type of blind is great and I can provide them but will only work for simple windows and not sash windows.

Regards

[supergirl]

If you are referring to my post Bea_Louis, totally untrue as i they do work on sash windows.

[young at heart]

Just to echo super girl do try Craig at material concepts - am sure he can sort you out- a lovely chap and highly experienced- works a lot locally thus very used to all the window features and requirements of Wandsworth!His after care service too is wonderful

[kirstykissell]

Hi there,
I have a company making soft furnishings in the South West London area. Do check out my website http://www.kirstykissellfurnishings.com and do get in touch if you would like any advice or a free quote.
best,
Kirsty