Easyblinds Easydoor Door Blind - Cream

This blind is specifically designed for glazed doors, meaning doors with glass panels. It can be used on both internal and external doors with a suitable glass insert.

No, this blind features a drill-free installation. It uses strong self-adhesive fastener stickers to attach securely to the door surface above the glass panel.

The Easyblinds Easydoor Door Blind uses 'easyblackout' fabric, which is designed to significantly reduce the amount of light entering your room, providing excellent privacy and a darkened environment.

Yes, the fabric can be easily cut to size using sharp scissors without fraying, allowing for a custom fit to your door's glazed panel.

You can gently wipe the fabric with a damp cloth to clean it. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as these could damage the fabric.

No, the design of the Easydoor Blind ensures it sits flush against the door and does not interfere with the door's normal operation, allowing it to open and close freely.

Yes, in addition to light blocking and privacy, the fabric provides an extra layer of insulation, contributing to better thermal regulation in your room.

The most common cause is improper surface preparation. Ensure the door area where the stickers are applied is thoroughly cleaned, completely dry, and free of any dust, grease, or residue before application. You may need to remove existing stickers, clean the area again meticulously, and reapply new stickers (if replacements are available or purchased separately).

Carefully detach the fabric from the fastener stickers. Re-align the fabric, ensuring it is straight and centered, then re-press it onto the fasteners. If the issue is due to an uneven cut, you may need to re-trim the fabric for a symmetrical appearance.

The `easyblackout` fabric is specifically designed not to fray when cut. Ensure you are using sharp scissors for a clean cut. If fraying occurs, it might be an isolated fabric imperfection; trim the frayed edges again with very sharp scissors.

Ensure the straps are correctly positioned and secured around the rolled-up fabric. Adjust the tension or position of the straps to hold the blind firmly in place. Over-rolling or under-rolling the fabric can also affect how well the straps hold it.