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wooden venetian blinds

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Hi
Does anyone know where i could get made to measure wooden venetian blinds at a reasonable price?

Thanks

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  • Try Classic Blinds & Awnings in Carryduff - 90814197. We had them out a couple of months ago to fit three blinds. they came out very promptly, took measurements and the blinds were fitted a couple of days later by a friendly guy who did a good job. They were reasonably priced too
  • Artytarty
    Artytarty Posts: 2,642 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Hi, I have one in my bathroom.bought it from B&Q.
    They are exceptionally heavy to hoist!
    and when pulled up they still take a lot more room than a roller or venetian blind. You lose a good bit of the top of your window. The longer the blind the worse the problems of weight and depth become.
    I wouldnt buy one again.
    juat a few thoughts.
    Arty.
    Norn Iron Club member 473
  • i was looking for a wooden blind for my new kitchen last year and was shocked at the high price :eek: ended up getting a wooden coloured venetian blind from a company of the net think it was about £90 for and 8' by 4' drop and looked the part :T well worth the money
    :wink: while i knit i think

    NORN IRON CLUB MEMBER NO# 304 :T
  • mrsmac1
    mrsmac1 Posts: 136 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts
    hi e1, this is my 1st post but hopefully it will help you out. I bought 4 wooden made to measure blinds from interiordecordirect.co.uk and they cost me £148 plus £5.99 delivery. Thats with 50% off - the website says for a limited time but i bought mine in February and the offer is still on - i just checked. My OH measured the windows and put the blinds up himself and they are fine. 2 of the windows are about 6 ft wide I think and the other 2 are 4ft ones. worth a look if nothing else
  • dmxdave
    dmxdave Posts: 1,608 Forumite
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    Haven't used them myself but interiordecordirect.co.uk were recommended by a friend who thought they were good too.
    I was looking for wood effect alluminium for patio doors but their max drop is 160cm :rolleyes:
    Dave
  • craftyfox
    craftyfox Posts: 258 Forumite
    try 247blinds and you will get an idea of what i was able to get
    :wink: while i knit i think

    NORN IRON CLUB MEMBER NO# 304 :T
  • jjd
    jjd Posts: 216 Forumite
    I've had the wooden blinds and they are a complete disaster, put your back out when opening them and they are very bulky.
    When I moved house I got aluminium wood effect blinds, much better job, look better, easier to use, easier to clean and a fraction of the price. I got mine from a place in Dromore near Banbridge, think it was called Victors Blinds. Quite cheap
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