Custom Zebra Blinds Bolton – Free Installation

Yes, and the fit is usually the easy part. Openings at grade tend to have narrow wood or vinyl returns, so we check for the 50 mm an inside mount needs before promising anything. Where the frame is shallow we bracket the cassette on the drywall above and run the blind past the opening. If the floor above that window has settled, we shim the brackets so the bottom bar still lands level.

With most casements and sliders you lift the blind clear first, which is the honest answer nobody likes hearing. If a window gets opened daily, we mount outside the frame on the wall above so the blind clears the sash and the crank entirely. On sliders the blind can sit high enough to leave the latch reachable. Tell us which windows you actually open at the measure and we plan around them.

Honestly, not much. A zebra is a single layer of fabric and its job is light, not insulation. If the cold is the main complaint in that room, a honeycomb shade does far more at the glass, and we often pair the two in rooms over garages: cellular on the small side window for warmth, zebra on the big front window where the light control matters. We would rather tell you that at the measure than sell the wrong blind.

They will if the mounting is consistent, and that is the part people miss. Two identical blinds, one hung inside the frame and one on the casing, sit at different depths and read as different windows from the sidewalk. We settle on one method for the whole front elevation. Fabric backing matters as well, since the outward face of most bands is a neutral white whatever colour you picked for the room.