Pro's  |
| • Our most popular roller blind for bedrooms |
| • Choose from a wide range of colours and textures |
| • Can be combined with a sunscreen blind on a dual bracket as a day/night blind (extra cost applies) |
| • Can be ordered with a pelmet or aluminium headbox (extra cost applies) |
| • Blockout side channels can be added to reduce light penetration (extra cost applies) |
| • Large blinds can have a spring booster or motor attached to assist with raising (extra cost applies) |
| • Can be linked to one another to cover large spans (extra cost applies) |
| • Traditional and fancy trims are available (extra cost applies) |
| • Can be motorised and made compatible with home automation systems (extra cost applies) |
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Con's  |
| • Although they are called blockout blinds, light can still enter your room from the around the edges |
| • Narrow width roller blinds with a long drop are not advisable |
| • If these blinds start to track the edges can fray quite badly |
| • Blinds with large width can have bagging in the centre of the cloth, normally due to flex in the roller tube |
