Archive for the ‘Conservatory Blinds’ Category

Perfect Fit Conservatory Pleated Blinds

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010
Installing Perfect Fit pleated blinds

Installing Perfect Fit pleated blinds

Perfect Fit pleated blinds- The finished job

Perfect Fit pleated blinds- The finished job

Perfect fit pleated blinds - The outside view

Perfect fit pleated blinds - The outside view

Baileys Blinds have just installed Perfect Fit conservatory pleated blinds to the side windows in a white upvc conservatory located just outside Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk.
The pleated blinds are mounted in perfect fit frames manufactured in the Baileys Blinds factory at Eastern Way, Bury St Edmunds. The perfect fit frames are attached to the windows by brackets which slide in between the glass and the window bead. There are no holes to drill the blinds just clip into place and are easily removed for cleaning if necessary.

The pleated blinds are made from polyester and are fully retractable. Perfect fit pleated  blinds  look  like they are part of the window frame.www.baileysblinds.com.

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Roller blinds in conservatory & shaped bottoms with chrome poles

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

Most of the time we choose a shade of magnolia when we decorate our homes. This reflects the colours we use for blinds and other furnishings. It make a refreshing change for Baileys blinds to install roller blinds in bolder and brighter colours.

Carnival conservatory roller blinds, shaped with chrome poles.

Conservatory roller blinds in carnival canary

Conservatory roller blinds in carnival canary.

The roller blinds were made by Baileys Blinds in the Eastern Way industrial unit in Bury St Edmunds. The carnival canary fabric is mounted on 28mm diameter aluminium tubes and is raised and lowered by a chain operated unit mounted on one side.

The roller blinds are fitted so that the tops of the poles run in line along the conservatory window frames. The raising and lowering mechanisms are white in colour to blend in with the conservatory.

The shaped bottoms are cut out of the fabric and by hand using a template and are trimmed with braid. A pocket is formed to hold the chrome bottom bottom pole.

The roller blinds fixing brackets are powder coated in white and are attached to the conservatory frames using half inch long number 8 screws.www.baileysblinds.com.

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Perfect Fit Shaped Conservatory Pleated Roof Blinds

Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Triangular Perfect Fit Conservatory Pleated Roofblinds

Triangular Perfect Fit Conservatory Pleated Roofblinds

Baileys Blinds from Bury St Edmunds and Brandon in Suffolk supplied and installed pleated blinds in this conservatory roof using the Perfect Fit system from Louvolite.
There is no need to drill holes when fitting Perfect fit blinds.

Triangular and Rectangular Conservatory Pleated Roofblinds

Triangular and Rectangular Conservatory Pleated Roofblinds


Perfect fit blinds clip into place and will appear to become part of the window frame. They can be easily removed to allow the conservatory windows to be cleaned.
Perfect fit blinds do not clutter the window sills and are particularly suitable for tilt and turn windows in conservatories.www.baileysblinds.com.

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Kittens

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Visited a cat breeder in a village east of Bury St Edmunds to show her the roller blind colours in our catalogue for her conservatory. She wanted to change her vertical blinds for roller blinds because the cats enjoyed playing with the vertical blind weights and chains and had ruined them.

She kindly brought two newborn kittens from their mother to show me. They were inquisitive and very  cute but I wasn’t allowed to touch them in case their mother rejected them.

We have an on line roller  blind catalogue on our website www.baileysblinds.com (we dont sell cats but we know someone who does).

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