Custom Roller Blinds Downtown Guelph – Free Installation

Not if you want to keep them. We measure the projection of the rod first, then set the roller inside the reveal so the blind rolls clear of it. Where the valance is shallow, the blind can hang behind it and the valance hides the tube completely, which older rooms often prefer. The only case that forces a decision is a rod bracket screwed into the reveal itself.

They will if we hang them to one line rather than to each window. On a century front the openings drift by a couple of centimetres and matching each blind to its own frame leaves three headrails at three heights, which the eye picks up immediately. We set the brackets off a level line struck across the wall and let the small differences fall at the sill instead, where nobody looks.

For narrow windows a spring is fine and there is nothing hanging beside the frame. Past about a metre and a half wide, or on any heavy blackout fabric, we fit a chain. Springs on wide blinds go out of balance and start creeping down, and retensioning them becomes a regular chore. Chains hold any position you leave them in and last far longer under daily use.

Yes. The tube, brackets and chain stay on the wall and only the fabric is replaced, so a room can change colour years later for a fraction of a new blind. We keep your order on file with the exact cut sizes, which means the replacement arrives ready to drop in rather than needing another measure.