Blinds

Interior blinds are a common shading solution in homes and offices. They offer a simple way to regulate light indoors, and most common types can be installed by yourself. If you have basic tools and a little patience, you can handle the installation even without any previous experience. This guide summarizes everything a DIYer should know to ensure that the installation goes smoothly and the blinds work as they should.

When people consider exterior blinds, terrace shading or other types of shading, they usually wait until spring to make a choice. Only when the interior starts to overheat do they start to consider the price of the blinds, appropriate system and available installation dates. However, the winter season offers several advantages that are not obvious at first glance, but can fundamentally affect the speed, quality and comfort of the entire process. Let’s take a look at them.

Do you have windows in the corner of your building, whether it's an external or internal corner? Now you can shade them comfortably without the guide rail remaining in the bend and obstructing the view when the blind is pulled out. The only condition is a right angle, i.e. a ninety-degree angle.

Your shading elements deserve care after a summer season of sun, dust, and rain. Correct autumn maintenance is not rocket science. It only takes a little while, and ensures that your blinds will not grind, the awning will not become mouldy, and your pergola will survive the winter intact. Our guide will show you simple steps to extend the lifespan of your shading elements and prevent costly repairs.