WOVEN WOOD & WOVEN BAMBOO BLINDS

These woven blinds that we sell are 100% vegan-friendly.
But you probably shouldn’t eat them

Woven Wood Blinds

Tranquil, peaceful window frames. East meets West when it comes to these beautiful roll-up woven blinds that are made from natural wood and bamboo products. Our Woven Blinds are eco-friendly, yet offer functionality and warmth too. With slats of bamboo or wood, they are a perfect blend of versatility and texture, making them ideal for any décor environment.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

CORDS, TAPES, HEAD AND BOTTON RAILS ARE COLOUR CO-ORDINATED
ECO-FRIENDLY
MADE FROM NATURAL RESOURCES
UP TO FIVE YEARS WARRANTY

Designed to roll from the bottom up, these woven blinds naturally diffuse light from outside to create a calming ambiance. It’s hard no to feel soothed and completely Zen with these blinds installed.

WOVEN BAMBOO BLINDS

TECHNICAL FEATURES

Made from Natural Materials
Eco-Friendly
Cords, Tapes, Head and Bottom Rails are Colour Co-ordinated

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Range: Woven Bamboo Wood, Woven Wood
Sizes: Min-Max blind width: 900mm - 2400mm
Min-Max blind height: 650mm - 3150mm
Weave: Available as loosely woven and transparent to a more tightly woven product
Safety: Child-Safe cord will break if pulled too hard

The Different Types of Woven Blinds Availible

WSS01 Natural

W203 Oregan

W203 Natural

W101 Misty White

W101 Kiaat

W 101 Brown Cherry

B1000

B671 Dark Bamboo

B00243 Oregan

B00243 Natural

Roller
Blinds

Controlled lighting. Open views. Modern styles. Sleek design.

Fashionable textures, colours and fabrics. Inspired by the global trends in fabric, design, fashion and textiles, over a 100 different elegant fabrics.

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Venetian
Blinds

If you’d like to create a naturally elegant scheme, look no further than our Wood Venetian blinds.

The beauty of our Venetian Blind Collection is timeless and sophisticated, a true classic taste for all seasons.

Wood | Aluminium

Vertical
Blinds

Verticals are incredibly versatile.

These blinds can be fitted at all types of windows too, such as bays and sloping windows. They are the perfect choice for patio or French doors and with coordinating fabrics available in our Roller blinds range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Product Care Instructions

Use a premium quality (salt free) car wash liquid, mixed with water as per manufacturer’s directions and a soft cotton cloth to clean the entire unit.
Never use abrasive cleaners, detergent based cleaners or solvent based cleaners such as scouring agents, dishwashing liquids, washing powders, thinners etc. as these can adversely affect the expected life of the product.
Hard to reach areas may require the use of a soft nylon bristle.
Dry unit with a soft cotton cloth or chamois.
Use a lubricating spray for all moving parts especially hinges.
Cleaning Intervals

ENVIRONMENT	DESCRIPTION	CLEANING INTERVALS
Mild	More than 10km from the beachfront	Every 6 months (minimum)
Marine	500m to 5km from the beachfront	Every 2 to 4 weeks (minimum)
Sever Marine	Within 500m of beachfront	Every week (minimum)

The service we offer extends from measurement through to manufacture, installation and after sales service.

How to Measure

All our blinds are custom made to the measurements provided so it is extremely important to measure correctly in order for blinds to fit properly. Care needs to be taken to factor in the finish you are looking for – a reveal or face fix – as well as whether there are obstructions such as door handles, skirtings or tiling halfway up to wall.

Always use a steel tape measure
Measurements should always be supplied in millimetres (width x drop or height)
Ensure you measure all windows, even if they appear to be the same

When placing your order for either ‘reveal fix’ or ‘face fix’ blinds, you have the option to either provide us with the recess size and we will do the necessary deductions or add-on’s in the case of ‘face fix’, or you can specify the finished size that you require. Either way be sure to be clear when placing your order.

Below is a guide on how to measure correctly. If you are unsure, contact us for a no obligation free measuring service.

Reveal Fix

This allows for the blind to be fitted inside the window recess, gives the neatest finish and is the most popular way of fitting blinds. You should provide us with the exact measurements of the opening, we will then automatically subtract 5mm per side (both left and right) in the factory for easy clearance of the blind.

Take three width measurements as indicated, use the shortest of the three measurements for the actual width of the recess.
Take three drop measurements as indicated and use the shortest of the three measurements for the actual drop of the recess.

Reveal fix with cut out

Often in bathrooms or kitchens there is tiling halfway up the wall in this case you have to measure the window recess as well as the tiles that are in the way in order to do a cut out for these. The same process is followed for dado rails that protrude into the recess and also in the case of doors where skirting’s at the bottom may end up being in the way of the blind.

Take the measures as indicated in the diagram
If the width of the tiles is not equal on both sides, then be sure to indicate these different measurements
Be sure to specify that you want your blind reveal fixed should this be the case. A standard valance would also be included to a reveal fix blind.

Face fix

This fixing method allows for the blind to be fitted outside the window recess, on the face of the wall. It is usually used when the window recess has been taken up by burglar bars or in the absence of an adequate window recess. It is also used in the case of doors to allow for more walk-through height when the blind is in the ‘pulled-up’ position.

Take the measures as indicated in the diagram
If the width of the tiles is not equal on both sides, then be sure to indicate these different measurements

Be sure to specify that you want your blind reveal fixed should this be the case. A standard valance would also be included to a reveal fix blind.

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