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Magnolia Conservatory Blind
£ 16.80
Product Description
A warming, cosy Magnolia provides this pleated conservatory blind with the versatility and neutrality to make it a popular blind. Made from a dimout fabric, the Magnolia conservatory blind will turn sunlight into a warm glow as it enters your room, whilst preventing direct beams of sunlight from getting through. Backed by a solar reflective coating, this pleated blind will block furniture-damaging UV rays from entering the room, whilst keeping in heat for a little while longer on those chilly nights. Installing pleated conservatory blinds couldn't be easier, simply slide it into the rubber gasket around your window pane and hey presto! You can bask in shaded bliss!
This pleated conservatory blind is incredibly easy to install giving you that perfect fit - simply slide it behind the rubber gasket on the window pane in the door and shift it into place - hey presto!
Looking for an alternative colour? Why not check out the full range of Conservatory Blinds by clicking here?
Additional information
Free Samples?
Free samples are available on all of our fabrics and slats. Simply click the ‘order free sample’ button.Your free sample will be added to the basket ready for you to checkout. You can carry on browsing, adding as many samples to your basket as you like. When you’re ready, checkout – delivery is free too – and relax, our samples will be on their way to you in no time.
Why order samples?
We always recommend ordering samples to ensure you fall in love with the fabric or slat. Screen resolution and brightness settings vary and you may find some fabrics look a little different in real life to how they appear on a screen. You can hold a sample in your hands, feel the fabrics, the weave and see the opacity before your very eyes, something you can’t recreate online.We’ve made every effort to accurately portray the fabric realistically, but you can never be too careful.
Quick Turnaround
We pride ourselves on the speed with which we can get your free fabric samples to you. We send your samples with first class delivery to be with you the very next day. We often dispatch them the same day you place your order (and most certainly by the next working day if you order after hours or on the weekend). With our fast free fabric sample delivery you’ll be one step closer to shading your home with some of our fabulous blinds in no time at all!How to Measure
Conservatories and bifold doors let in lots of light. This means it won’t be long before you start to feel as though you’re living in a greenhouse (or goldfish bowl). Here is a very simple and effective way to shade your windows from sunlight and curious eyes - the bracket-less way!
When you look at the window, you’ll see a rubber seal that runs all the way around the glass. This is called a gasket. Take a credit card and push the card’s corner into the gasket to check that you are able to get the blind’s tab under it. Some gaskets are stuck down and if this is the case, your window isn’t suitable for pleated conservatory blinds.
You will need to measure the visible glass: the width from the inside part of the window where the gasket ends on one side to where the gasket ends on the other – so just measure the visible glass area.
The width of the blind is measured outside edge of the end cap to the outside edge of the endcap on the otherside, however if you have quite thick rubber gaskets (over 1cm deep) or the measurements are very close to the edge of the gasket, you may encounter some issues with the metal rivet on the outside of the headrail that controls the cord. Being on the outside of the headrail, this rivet can get pushed into the gasket and this can prevent the cords from moving freely, so please deduct 2mm from your width measurements if you feel that the rivet will be too close to the gasket. This is important to consider as we are not able to adjust your blinds after they've been made.
Our Conservatory blinds are held up by their own tension and therefore require relatively strong and rigid rubber gaskets to hold them in place. If your gaskets are quite soft and pliable (or if it’s a bit squishy), then there is a chance the conservatory blind won’t be properly supported and can drop. If this is the case for your gasket or you’re not sure, get in touch with our helpful team who can discuss the options available.
Now repeat the method on the length of the window, again measuring up to the rubber gasket. Take the longest measurement if there is any variation. Enter in your measurements above in the Width and Drop boxes. If you think this sounds too easy to be true then watch our video below and you'll see just how easy it is to measure and install conservatory blinds!
Child Safety
Ensuring our products are child safe is a priority for all of us at DotcomBlinds. As a result, our blinds are child safe by design, with built-in safety mechanisms to help reduce the risk of an accident.
Pleated blinds have no chains or cords to operate the blind and the cords used within the blind are internal, with capability for any slack to be gathered up under the blind and tucked out of sight.
If you have any questions around child safety and our blinds, please do not hesitate to get in touch, we're always happy to help.
Pleated Conservatory Blind Technical Details
The pleated fabric is held at the top by a headrail which is fitted by sliding the tabs under the rubber gasket. The bottom bar is also attached by tabs sliding under the rubber gasket. The headrail, along with the bottom bar and the raise/lower bar comes with white painted hardware as standard but you are able to choose anthracite painted metal.
• The fixing tabs are 10mm long.• The headrail dimensions are: 14mm high x 20mm thick
• The bottom bar dimensions are: 14mm high x 20mm thick
• The raise/lower bar dimensions are: 14mm high x 20mm thick and the finger tab protrudes 17mm
• From window to front of headrail the distance is 23mm
The blind has cords that are attached to bottom and to the raise/lower bar, which gathers it in and keeps tension as it is drawn. The tension of the cord can be adjusted in the bottom bar.
The width of the blind is measured outside edge of the end cap to the outside edge of the endcap on the otherside, however if you have quite thick rubber gaskets or the measurements are very close to the edge of the gasket or window frame, you may encounter some issues with the metal rivet on the outside of the headrail that controls the cord. Being on the outside of the headrail, this rivet can get pushed into the gasket and this can prevent the cords from moving freely, so please deduct 2mm from your width measurements if you feel that the rivet will be too close to the gasket. This is important to consider as we are not able to adjust your blinds after they've been made.
We allow a +/- 1-2mm tolerance on our window blind deductions when cutting.
Our standard headrail has a depth of 13mm from time to time we may resort to using a slightly deeper headrail at 16mm. We reserve the right to change this without prior notification, and therefore we can only ensure matching hardware sizes if all blinds are ordered together.
Our pleated blinds are held up by their own tension and therefore require relatively strong and rigid rubber gaskets to hold them in place. If your gaskets are quite soft and pliable (or if it’s a bit squishy), then there is a chance the pleated blind won’t be properly supported and can drop. If this is the case for your gasket or you’re not sure, get in touch with our helpful team who can discuss the options available.