Custom Roller Blinds Uptown Waterloo – Free Installation

It can, and in the towers here it often does. We fix the brackets to the slab just in front of the glass, usually with a fabric-covered pelmet to close the gap above. Concrete needs a hammer drill and proper anchors, not the plugs that come in the box. The thing to check is how far the curtain wall projects, so the blind does not foul the window when it opens.

Dust first with a vacuum brush on low, both sides, with the blind rolled down. For marks, use a barely damp cloth and a little mild soap, worked gently and dried right away. Do not soak the fabric or scrub it, because most roller fabrics are coated and scrubbing lifts the coating off in a patch that shows worse than the mark did. Blackout fabrics mark more easily than screens.

They are when the chain is anchored. Every blind we hang comes with a tension device that screws to the frame or wall and holds the loop tight, which removes the loop a child could reach through. Fit it, do not leave it in the box. If you want the chain gone entirely, a cordless spring roller or a battery motor settles the question.

Yes. The fabric is welded or taped to the tube, so we take the blind down, fit a new panel to the same tube and hang it back on the existing brackets. It is quicker to turn around between tenants than a full replacement. The limit is the tube diameter and the width, which stay fixed, so you are choosing a new fabric rather than a new size.