Pinoleum roof blinds recess fitted within a beautiful custom built timber conservatory in Kent with Parchment Smoothweave Pinoleum and matching Parchment coloured rails. These pictures were taken in 2010 - two years after the blinds were installed.

French pinoleum blinds in a gullwing style timber conservatory - manually operated roof blinds and window blinds to reduce glare, UV, heat gain and heat loss, whilst maintaining the natural light and stunning views across the Kent countryside. These pinoleum blinds are two years old, yet look like they were installed today.

French pinoleum roof blinds with Parchment finish and matching rails that are recess-fitted between the rafters of a timber conservatory in Kent.

Note how the pinoleum filters the light creating a dappled shade that suits this beautifully constructed conservatory.

This image was taken 2 years after the blinds were installed.

Stunning external view of a timber conservatory in Kent with pinoleum blinds installed in November 2008.

Recess-fitted pleated conservatory blinds in a timber conservatory in Kent with dark brown rails to match the conservatory. Notice how the conservatory is still light even though the blinds have created significant shading. This is because of the purpose-designed fabrics with their patented solar reflective coating.

Recess-fitted pure™ Pleated Window Blinds within a small Edwardian style conservatory in Ashford, Kent. Image taken at installation in April 2009.

Pinoleum roof blinds in Cream Smoothweave with Cream rails and Straw acrylic edge braid within this gable-end conservatory in Kent. The customer arranged to have the tie bars cut back to create a gap for the blinds to be fitted behind in order to create the neatest possible fit without any gaps.

Recess-fitted pure™ pleated window blinds, in our popular Parchment Crush solar reflective fabric. Choosing a neutral blind colour allows you to paint and accessorise your conservatory to suit your personal taste. Photograph of this Kent conservatory taken by the installer on a hot Spring day in April 2009.

Our unique pure™ Pleated Blinds, fitted into the lantern roof of this orangery in Kent. This conservatory uses a hydraulic system to open and close the vents, and because of this the blinds covering that area had to be made short, to avoid covering the gas-struts.