Blinds for Conservatories: You must think ahead when choosing blinds for Conservatories.

You must remember the temperature can fluctuate from cold to very hot.

Choosing the right blinds is so important,

when choosing fabric take into consideration Heat reduction,

glare,

how easy will they be to keep clean,

child-friendly (cord-free)

can you get to controls when operating?

Do you want to use any window sills or fanlight windows?

Even how are they attached to your Conservatory?

Some choices to decide from, are Pleated blinds, HoneyComb blinds, Venetian blinds, roller blinds, and Vertical louvre blinds.

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Pleated blinds can be made and fitted in various forms Freehanging, roof blinds, perfect fit frames & Intu.

We used Pleated Intu blinds on this particular conservatory, but Hive Honeycomb blinds are more powerful at restricting heat. Made with two layers of fabric some with metalized internal coatings. Making them extremely good at reflecting the heat away, during hot summers and the honeycomb fills with warm air, so during winter months add insulation.

If you want a Clearview, with optimal control of light, why not Intu Venetian blinds?

Once again using Intu, there are no screws that might damage your UPVC windows. A Simple slide on the top headrail allows you to tilt the slats to give total control of light and reflect the UV rays. Side guides add light blocks and tension to blinds.

Last but not least Intu Roller Blinds have the same principle no fixing screws light block move up to lock in place move down to lock in place simple child play.

Vertical louvre blinds, offer coverage of a wider area of glass. However, will protrude into the room so for smaller conservatories please keep this in mind.