INTEGRAL BLINDS
What are Integral Blinds
Our Integral Blinds can be retrofitted into your existing window/door frames, your old glass units simply need to be popped out and replaced with our high tech Integral Blinds. We can also supply new windows frames with Integral Blinds, we offer window frames in uPVC, Aluminium or Timber.
3 Week Turnaround Time.
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For Windows, Bi-Folding Doors & Conservatories
It doesn’t matter if the frame is uPVC, Aluninium or Timber, it doesn’t matter if the frame is a tilt & turn window, a bi-folding door, a patio door or a casement window, as long as the frame can accommodate a sealed glass unit of 24mm or above, our Integral Blinds can be used!
Benefits of Integral Blinds
- Dust free, hygienic and maintenance free
- Help regulate energy bills
- Maintain privacy whilst allowing light in
- Ideal in rooms where blinds could get get, such as kitchens and bathrooms
- 10-year guarantee
- Easy to operate with our enhanced Magnetic system
- Cannot be physically touched, therefore cannot become damaged
- Safe from children and pets, as they do not pose a safety risk
Magnetic Integral Blinds
Our most common system is our magnetic system which is controlled by two small discreet controls which sit on the face of the glass. The controls sit on the face of the perimeter of the glass, and can either be on the left or right hand side. One of the control blocks operates the raising and lowering of the blind, sliding the control up and down the glass in turn raises and lowers the blind inside the unit. The second control block operates the tilt function, sliding the control up and down the glass tilts the blind open and closed.
With integral blinds you have the same functionality as a conventional blind, in the sense that you can leave your blind halfway down and have it tilted open slighlty, or which ever other variation pleases you.
Magnetic Integral Blinds
Our most common system is our magnetic system which is controlled by two small discreet controls which sit on the face of the glass. The controls sit on the face of the perimeter of the glass, and can either be on the left or right hand side. One of the control blocks operates the raising and lowering of the blind, sliding the control up and down the glass in turn raises and lowers the blind inside the unit. The second control block operates the tilt function, sliding the control up and down the glass tilts the blind open and closed.
With integral blinds you have the same functionality as a conventional blind, in the sense that you can leave your blind halfway down and have it tilted open slighlty, or which ever other variation pleases you.
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