What is the difference between blind ranges?

If there was a way of communicating all of the differences between blind ranges and their varying suitability for different uses, conservatories and budgets, then we would be able to do away with visiting you for a quotation.

It is nigh on impossible to explain the differences between blinds without potentially misleading you into making a poor decision, unless we understand your expectations and requirements, as well as inspecting your conservatory.

The biggest differences between blind ranges is their relative suitability for each given situation. For instance...

• If you have a deep beamed timber conservatory without obtrusive tie bars, then we would probably recommend pinoleum roman blinds (possibly with solar lining).
• Modern PVC conservatories tend to be much more suited to pleated blinds - particularly the Pure and Solar Design ranges.
• Older PVC conservatories with very wide glazing tend to be more suited to Eos or our standard ranges of pleated blinds.
• Conservatories with square edged window beads may be suited to an even wider range of blinds.
• If budget is your main concern as opposed to suitability, longevity or appearance then we would possibly recommend the Energy Saver budget pleated blinds range.

We have created a Comparison Table where you can see our views on how we "rank" different blind types and ranges.

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