Yes, the depth of the recess can limit or expand your options. Very shallow recesses usually suit roller, pleated or cellular blinds because they require less space. Deeper recesses give you more flexibility and are suitable for almost every type of blind.

Most blind styles can be fitted in bay windows, including vertical, venetian, roller and roman blinds. The key consideration is the depth of the recess and how the blinds will move so that they clear handles and allow easy access to the window. At survey stage we recommend the blind style that will fit and operate best for your bay.

Top fixing means the blind is fitted to the top of the recess or ceiling so the blind sits inside the window opening for a clean built in look and better light control. Face fixing means the blind is fitted to the wall or to the front of the window frame, which is ideal when there is little or no recess depth or when you need to clear handles and other obstructions.

Yes, once we have measured and quoted for your blinds we can arrange fabric samples for the blind type you are interested in so that you can see colours and textures in your own home.

Because our blinds are made to measure and produced to your exact sizes, we cannot amend an order once it has been placed with the manufacturer. For this reason we always check every detail with you before you give final approval.

In many cases we can replace blinds that have been damaged or have reached the end of their life. Our team will advise whether it is more practical to repair or to install new made to measure blinds.

Yes, several blind styles help to reduce heat loss and improve comfort. Cellular blinds are particularly effective because the honeycomb structure traps air and creates an insulating layer. Roman and roller blinds can also be supplied with thermal linings to give extra warmth and help reduce draughts.

If you are not able to be at home for your scheduled fitting, simply contact us by phone or email and we will arrange another convenient date for your blind installation.

We only install blinds that have been supplied by London Interior Blinds. This allows us to guarantee the quality, fit and operation of every blind we install.

The recess is the space where the window sits within the wall. It is measured from the inside surface of the wall through to the glass. Accurate recess measurements help us decide whether your blinds should be fitted inside the opening or on the face of the wall.

Yes, we can provide supply only blinds. You will still benefit from our product advice and measuring guidance while arranging your own fitting.

Dim out fabrics soften daylight and give good privacy while still allowing a gentle glow into the room, which makes them ideal for living spaces and offices. Blackout fabrics block far more light, giving maximum privacy and a much darker room, which is perfect for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms.

Yes, all blinds supplied by London Interior Blinds comply with current child safety regulations. We use safety devices and cord control systems designed to reduce risk and our installers make sure each blind is fitted in a safe way.

No, our fitters can remove your existing blinds as part of the installation service. If there is anything you would like to keep, simply let the installer know before work begins.