We'll bring along actual fabric materials for selection Boss.

Hi, can you quote me as follows :-

Living (Normal) - H83" X W108" - Sliding glass doors
2nd Roller Blind (Normal) - H45" X W46" - 2 panel
Master Bedroom Roller Blind (Blackout) - H57" X W77" - 3 panel
2nd Bedroom Curtain (Normal) - H55" X W72"
3rd Bedroom Curtain (Normal) - H55" X W71"

P.S. Don't need sheer ya. Thank you in advance.

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Is this blind outside? If yes, pls contact me - I am looking to shade 3 windows (4" height, 6" width) at my place. Need whatever option to be movable in some way to give access to the windows when needed. Location is in PJ.

thanks man!

Hello, can you quote me as below:

All Width X Height in metres
Living: 2.8 x 3 (Dimout + sheer)
Master bedroom: 3 x 3 (Blackout + sheer)
Study: 2.2 x 3 (Dimout + sheer)

- Including if possible measurement at home + installation
- Include rails as well, prefer if the curtain cover the rail

Thanks in advance.

hi guys, i need to know the pros and cons of timber blinds vs blackout blinds. my priority is easiest to clean and maintain.

Blind(s)man,

Been reading through the thread with great interest.

Please could you let me know what are the pros and cons of having aluminium or wood venetian blind? costs, quality etc.

i thank you in advance.

Hi, how much width a curtain should have to achieve folds like those 5-star hotels ?

Dear PJ, the blinds is actually an Indoor blinds.
You're looking wish to maintain durability of the blinds, i would suggest opting for Indoor instead of Outdoors due to elements outside.

Kindly check your inbox. I've PM you.

In terms of ease on maintenance, blackout blinds would be easier to clear and maintain as timber blinds typically comes in strips of 35mm and there usually have a lot of dust which settles on the blind strips itself.

So I'd go for blackout blinds if I were you.

*Just my 2 cents. .

I would say both are essentially the same with the ONLY difference is on the materials used. .
The mechanism of both the blinds are very much the same. We used to sell a lot of these back in early 2000's but many are put off by the durability due to the complex mechanism involved.

The more popular blinds in the recent years are Zebra blinds and roller blinds.

We call this the 'Fullness of curtain'
We would recommend a minimum fullness of x2.2 ( with of curtain fabric is 2.5 times width of windows) to achieve the curtain effects of 5 star hotel.

thanks! does sheer also have to be 2.2x or normally lesser ?

can you quote :
living 15ft, height 270cm , double with sheer
master 8.5ft, height 270cm , single
bed2 6.5ft, height ~236cm, single
bed3 7ft, height ~236cm, single

all french pleat, with existing track.
fine with 80% blackout as well.
tq

This post has been edited by jayreekazin: Nov 5 2020, 12:07 PM

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Thanks!

Hi. Just want to get quotation first (material + installation). For Zebra Blinds.

Room 1: height 140cm x width 140cm
Room 2: height 140cm x width 140cm
Room 3: height 140cm x width 140cm
Room 4: height 140cm x width 200cm
Kitchen: height 110cm x width 80cm

And if you have this oak color:

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