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The Furnished Thermal Blackout Roller Blinds are designed for homeowners seeking enhanced privacy and temperature regulation in their living spaces. These blinds excel at blocking unwanted light and providing a sleek, modern aesthetic, making them ideal for bedrooms and media rooms. However, users should note that the actual fabric width is 4.5cm less than the overall installation width to accommodate the mechanical fittings, which is a critical consideration for precise window measurements.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | FURNISHED |
Yes, the 4.5cm deduction is a standard requirement across all variants to accommodate the side mechanisms.
It is not recommended to trim these blinds yourself as doing so may damage the fabric and the mechanical components.
Yes, all necessary metal fittings for standard wall or ceiling installation are included in the package.
No, machine washing will destroy the blackout coating. Use a damp cloth for spot cleaning only.
Yes, the blackout fabric is designed to be opaque, preventing light from passing through and ensuring complete privacy when lowered.
Check that the mounting brackets are perfectly level and ensure the roller tube is fully clicked into the fittings.
Verify that the blind is not rubbing against the window frame or latch; ensure the 4.5cm fitting allowance was accounted for.
Inspect the metal housing for debris or dust buildup and gently clean the mechanism with a dry cloth.
To install, first measure the total width of your window recess and subtract 4.5cm to account for the fixtures. Ensure you have a level, a drill, and the appropriate wall plugs for your window surface type. Once the brackets are secured, snap the roller tube into place and test the tension. For ongoing care, dust the fabric gently with a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, as these can strip the blackout coating from the back of the material. If the fabric becomes wrinkled, a light steam treatment at a distance is usually sufficient to smooth it out.
