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vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Yellow 65x230 cm Fabric Width 60.7 cm Polyester
Brown, Yellow, Material: Polyester, Blackout
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Off White 65x130 cm
Red, Material: Polyester, Aluminum, Blackout
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Yellow 85x130 cm
Yellow, Material: Polyester
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout 65x150 cm Off White
White, Material: Polyester, Aluminum, Blackout
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Beige 110x150 cm Fabric Width 105.7 cm Polyester
Beige, Material: Aluminum, Polyester, Chain Mechanism
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Off White 85x130 cm Fabric Width 80.7 cm Polyester
White, Natural, Material: Aluminum, Polyester
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Light Grey 115 x 175 cm
Grey, Material: Aluminum, Polyester, Blackout, Chain Mechanism
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout White 110x150 cm Fabric Width 105.7 cm Polyester
White, Material: Polyester, Aluminum, Blackout
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout White 115x175 cm Fabric Width 110.7 cm Polyester
White, Material: Aluminum, Polyester, Blackout, Chain Mechanism
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout White 115x210 cm
White, Material: Polyester, Aluminum, Chain Mechanism, Blackout
vidaXL Roller Blind Blackout Off White 100x150 cm 100x150cm
White, Natural, Material: Aluminum, Polyester, Chain Mechanism
FAQ
Roller blinds are a type of window covering made from fabric that rolls up and down using a cylindrical tube. They offer an easy way to control light and privacy in your home. You can find them in various materials, colors, and patterns to suit any decor style.
To measure for roller blinds, use a tape measure to record the width and drop of the window recess. Measure at least twice for accuracy. Ensure you decide if the blind will sit inside or outside the recess, as this affects measurements.
The best material for roller blinds depends on your needs. For kitchens and bathrooms, moisture-resistant PVC is ideal. In living areas, fabric options like cotton or polyester offer style and functionality. Consider blackout materials for bedrooms to enhance sleep quality.
You can install roller blinds yourself with basic tools like a drill, screws, and brackets. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully for a secure fit. If unsure, hiring a professional ensures proper installation and avoids potential damage.
Roller blinds can be energy efficient by reducing heat loss in winter and blocking heat in summer. Opt for thermal or blackout fabrics to improve insulation and save on energy bills, making your home more comfortable year-round.
Roller Blinds: 3 things to consider before buying
When purchasing blinds, accurate measurements are crucial. Start by measuring the width and length of your window frame. For inside-mounted blinds, measure the exact width at the top, middle, and bottom of the window; use the narrowest measurement to ensure a snug fit. For outside-mounted blinds, add extra width to cover the frame entirely and block more light. Always double-check your measurements to avoid costly mistakes.
Blinds offer varying levels of light control and privacy, so it's essential to choose based on your room's needs. Venetian blinds allow you to adjust slats for precise light control, making them ideal for living rooms or offices. Blackout blinds are perfect for bedrooms where complete darkness is preferred. If you want a balance between light and privacy, consider day-night blinds, which combine sheer and opaque fabrics.
The material of Roller Blinds not only affects their appearance but also their functionality and durability. Consider moisture-resistant materials like PVC or polyester for kitchens and bathrooms to prevent mildew. For living rooms or bedrooms, fabric blinds can add warmth and style. If energy efficiency is a priority, look for thermal-lined options that help insulate your home. By choosing the right material, you ensure that your Roller Blinds meet both aesthetic preferences and practical requirements.
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