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The vidaXL Blackout Roller Blind is an ideal solution for homeowners and office managers seeking improved light control and thermal regulation for Velux roof window systems. This blind offers the convenience of a central pull mechanism for flexible positioning, though users must strictly verify their window's specific size code prior to purchase to ensure a proper fit. Crafted from durable polyester with a reflective backing, it excels at maintaining room temperatures throughout the year while providing essential blackout capabilities.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0131251 |
| Brand | VidaXL |
Check the unique identification code located at the top of your Velux window frame and match it exactly to the product compatibility requirements.
Yes, the central pull mechanism is designed to allow you to position the blind anywhere along the window frame.
The blind is made of durable, dirt-resistant polyester, but it is intended for interior use and light cleaning, not direct water submersion.
Yes, the aluminium-coated back reflects solar heat, which helps reduce heat buildup inside your room during summer months.
A simple wipe-down with a damp cloth is sufficient to keep the fabric clean and free of dust.
Check the side tracks for dust or debris and ensure the blind is square within the frame.
Verify the code on your window frame matches the code for the blind purchased; universal fits are not guaranteed.
Before installation, locate the identification plate on your Velux window—typically found at the top of the frame when the window is open—to match the product size code perfectly.
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Care Instructions:
To maintain the appearance, gently wipe the fabric with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, as these can damage the heat-reflecting aluminium coating.
