Window Blinds in Emsworth
More and more people are choosing blinds over traditional curtains for more stylish and modern windows.
With hundreds of blinds available, our partners even offer next day delivery to Emsworth.
Made to measure blinds will always fit the best, but we can also offer standard sizes for all types of blind including venetian blinds, roman blinds and blackout blinds.
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If you are buying made to measure blinds in Emsworth click on one of the images above. And if you don't see the type of product you need, then just click on the closest to find your way to the blinds that are exactly right for you in Emsworth.
Generally the best set up for window blinds is to control them (ie open and close them) with a cord. However these days you can set them up to be electronically controlled either directly from the wall or remotely - just in case they are not easy to access. Window blinds enhance your room . In some houses blinds are used instead of curtains, often in loft extensions or conservatories. In a loft extension you might expect the blinds to be Velux, and in a conservatory, more likely to be Roman blinds.
When cleaning your venetian blinds it is always a good idea to check the manufacturer's instructions. But we recommend that you clean them every week to avoid a serious build-up of dirt that's harder to remove. A damp cloth is usually sufficient to remove dirty finger marks (even sticky ones), and sometimes it's easier to clean them all when they are closed and flat. Finally, remember that blinds are quick and easy to replace if you fancy a change to your home in Emsworth.
If your blinds have a cord or chain with a loop, please ensure that this is out of reach of any children who may accidentally get caught up and injur themselves. Professional fitters are now obliged by law to restrict the length of cords and chains for this very reason. Don't forget to make sure you accurately measure your windows so that the blinds fit! We know it can be confusing sometimes when working with both cm and inches, and you wont be the first person to make that mistake if it happens.