From years of experience, we know that different customers require different solutions. Although our blinds are suitable to fit in the standard fitting scenarios, there are other fitting options available which might prove more appropriate to your situation. Follow our simple guide to find out how to measure width and drop in the fitting context which best suits you.

When ordering your blinds, simply choose the fitting option from the drop down menu which enable us to send you the brackets which are appropriate to the fitting context.

Option 1. Fitting in the recess.

This is the most popular fitting option in the UK.

W (Width): Measure the width of the recess in the top, middle and bottom. Take the smallest measurement and deduct 1.5 cm.
H (Height/Drop): Measure the recess from the top to the sill or bottom of the recess.

Option 2. Fitting to window sash using no screw brackets.

This option offers a solution for those whose windows open inwards. The brackets will be clipped on to the window sash and so the blind will move with the window enabling you to open your window any time. Note, With inward opening windows, the window will conflict with the blind if the blind is fitted to the wall or the recess. Attachment to the window sash therefore offers a solution to this problem.

The bracket set will also include the brackets to secure the bottom rail which is very helpful with tilt and turn windows causing the blind to adhere to sash when in slanted position.
W (Width): Measure the glass and add 3 cm.
H (Height/Drop): Measure the overall height of the window sash.

Option 3. Fitting to window sash using screw brackets.

This option is very similar to option 2 above. It is suitable for you if your window opens inwards though in this case you screw the brackets to the sash. The screws can be used with PVC and wooden sashes.

The bracket set also includes the bottom brackets which are also screwed to the frame. As above, they are very helpful with tilt and turn windows causing the blind to adhere to sash when in slanted position.
W (Width): Measure the glass and add 3 cm.
H (Height/Drop): Measure the overall height of the window sash.

Option 4. Blinds fitted outside the recess.

This fitting method is suitable for those who wish to fit the blind to the wall above the recess.

If you don’t have a recess or maybe have insufficient space in your recess then this fitting option is a possible solution for you.
W (Width): Measure the width of the recess and add the required overlap. We recommend adding at least 5 cm for each side.
H (Height/Drop): Measure the distance from the top of the blind, which should be at least 6 cm above the top of the recess, to the bottom of the recess or below.