Construction News
23/04/2010
Photo Bottom-Up Blinds Perfect For Spring
With Spring now here, Photo Bottom-Up blinds are perfect for letting the light in and keeping your privacy at the same time. These are becoming more and more popular as a modern alternative to those very dated net curtains.
www.photorollerblinds.co.uk has already impressed many customers this spring with its range of Bottom-Up blinds.
These sprung blinds are perfect for those places where you want the maximum light but need your privacy too. Great for bathrooms, kitchens and instead of net curtains.
The blind is an inside recess fit, with the brackets fitting to either the window cill, window frame or the side walls of the recess. The brackets are white and slim. The blinds are raised and lowered by hand just like a normal sprung blind but in reverse. The material can either come in front of the bar, hiding the bar or behind the bar, closer to the window in the same way as our top down blinds.
Two small cups on each side hold the aluminium top bar in place. The cups can be positioned to wherever you want the blind to be raised. The blinds are supplied with three pairs of cups. One pair is used for when the blind is retracted and parked and two more to place in positions to suit you.
www.photorollerblinds.co.uk has already impressed many customers this spring with its range of Bottom-Up blinds.
These sprung blinds are perfect for those places where you want the maximum light but need your privacy too. Great for bathrooms, kitchens and instead of net curtains.
The blind is an inside recess fit, with the brackets fitting to either the window cill, window frame or the side walls of the recess. The brackets are white and slim. The blinds are raised and lowered by hand just like a normal sprung blind but in reverse. The material can either come in front of the bar, hiding the bar or behind the bar, closer to the window in the same way as our top down blinds.
Two small cups on each side hold the aluminium top bar in place. The cups can be positioned to wherever you want the blind to be raised. The blinds are supplied with three pairs of cups. One pair is used for when the blind is retracted and parked and two more to place in positions to suit you.
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