Custom Roller Blinds Unionville – Free Installation

Usually, and the fix is often the roll direction. A standard roller drops the fabric off the back of the tube, close to the glass, which is exactly where a crank handle lives. Reversing the roll brings the fabric off the front and clears the hardware by a couple of centimetres. You give up a small amount of light seal at the top. On a deep sill we can also set the brackets further forward.

No. The tube, brackets and chain stay, and we replace the fabric on the same hardware. It is cut to the tube you already have, so the fit is identical and the cost sits well under a new blind. We keep the original order on file, which matters if you are redoing one room and want the rest of the house to still match.

Even, provided the backing is consistent. Most roller fabrics are white or off-white on the outward face whatever colour you chose for the room, so a house reads as one thing from the sidewalk. Where a front elevation goes wrong is height. Five blinds sitting at five different levels is what a passer-by notices, not the fabric, so on a street-facing room we tend to set one working height and leave them there.

There is, and it changes the look more than people expect. An exposed aluminum bar is the plain option and it is what most rollers ship with. A bar wrapped in the same fabric disappears into the blind and suits a room where you would rather not see hardware. Weight matters as well, since a heavier bar holds the fabric flat and hangs straighter on a wide blind. We bring both to the measure.