Bespoke Manual Blinds for Flat & Pitched Roof Skylights

Bespoke Manual Blinds for Flat & Pitched Roof Skylights

To ensure the perfect fit for your skylight, measure from plasterboard to plasterboard.

Important: We manufacture blinds to the exact measurements you provide. To ensure a proper fit, we recommend subtracting 10mm from both the width and length. Please refer to our measuring guide below, and contact us if you have any questions.

Enhance the functionality and style of your skylights with our Bespoke Manual Blinds, designed specifically for flat and pitched roof skylights, as well as roof lanterns. These blinds feature a manual control system, allowing you to easily regulate light and privacy to suit your preferences.

Crafted from premium, durable materials and available in a wide range of colors, our custom blinds not only improve the comfort of your space but also add a touch of elegance.

Whether you aim to reduce glare, enhance insulation, or simply introduce a sophisticated element to your room, our Bespoke Manual Blinds are the ideal solution, tailored precisely to your specifications.

All of our blinds include a 20mm quarter circle PVC trim, precisely designed to fill any gaps after installation, delivering a snug fit and polished look.

Important: All blinds are custom-made and non-refundable if measurements are incorrect. Please review our measuring guide below.

To ensure your blinds fit perfectly, follow these steps:

1. Measure the Opening: Begin by taking the width and height measurements of your skylight opening from plasterboard to plasterboard. It's important to measure both dimensions accurately for a proper fit.
2. Verify Consistency: Measure both sides of the opening to check for any differences. If there are variations—such as one side being 550mm and the other 540mm—use the smaller measurement. This guarantees the blinds will fit the narrowest part of the opening.
3. Calculate the Opening Size: After measuring, you will have the precise dimensions of your opening.
4. Account for Clearance: Subtract 10mm from both the width and height to ensure sufficient clearance. For instance, if your opening is 2000mm x 1000mm, order a blind that is 1990mm x 990mm.

To ensure there are no visible gaps, we provide a plastic cover that adheres to the plasterboard and frames the edge of the blind.

By following these steps, you can ensure your blind will fit perfectly and operate smoothly within the opening.

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Each blind frame is pre-equipped with screw holes for ease of installation.

1. Positioning Your Blind: Carefully position the blind within the designated recess.

For aesthetic purposes, we recommend setting the blind about 200mm below the glazing, though adjustments can be made according to your preferences.

Note: For flat roof installations, it is beneficial but not mandatory to achieve a level position to enhance the appearance.

2. Marking Drill Points: Securely hold the blind and use a pencil to transfer the positions of the pre-drilled holes onto the wall. These marks will guide your drilling.

3. Drilling: Take down the blind and drill holes at the marked positions on your wall. Follow by inserting the suitable rawl plugs into these holes.

4. Securing the Blind: Align the blind with the newly drilled holes and secure it in place.

5. Finishing Touches: Fit the provided trims around the blind to conceal any gaps. Ensure that the surfaces are cleaned with the included wipe before applying the trims for better adhesion.

This installation guide aims to simplify your setup process, ensuring that your blind is both securely installed and visually appealing.

Our Products Meet the Highest Standards of Compliance and Safety: Every product in our range adheres rigorously to British Standards & Building Regulations, ensuring full compliance and the highest levels of safety.

Additionally, all our products are CE marked, confirming they meet the necessary EU directives and standards for distribution within the European Union.