Made from durable aluminium, add a touch of sparkle to your window with this beautiful metallic, made-to-measure venetian blind.
Featuring a striking pearl black, this blind is the perfect complement to a wide range of styles in the kitchen or bathroom.
This blind conforms to British safety standards with an unobtrusive wand style opening. Plus the opening and closing cord can be secured at the recommended height of 1.5m for child safety.
Comes with a full and easy to use fixing kit, which has been designed to be used with your choice of top or face fitted installations.
Measuring and fitting blinds is simple and straightforward with our instruction:
Venetian Blind measurement and fitting guide (PDF)
You will receive a safety cleat with your blind for the cord controls to be wrapped around. You must install the cleat at a minimum height of 150cm from the floor to comply with European regulations.
We do everything we can to make sure your chosen product is safe for your child. As a minimum, all of our blinds meet the European Standard BS EN 13120 for both performance and safety.
Beyond this, safety is at the forefront of our minds right through the design process as we strive to make products that are not only stylish and high-quality, but also safe.
BBSA Make it Safe from BBSA on Vimeo.
Please Note: We can only issue you with an estimated delivery date but aim to dispatch our orders within 5 workings days from the time of purchase.
In addition to the product price, there will be a delivery charge based on locations within mainland UK. The minimum charge for delivery is £7.96. The delivery charge will be shown on the order confirmation prior to completion of your order, based upon the delivery postcode entered. Deliveries to Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight and the Scottish Isles are subject to an additional delivery charge.
This is a Visual representation of material colour. Please order a FREE sample to ensure colour is correct.
Samples will be posted to you within 2 working days.
