Home & Conservatory Blinds
Blinds and shades that are both decorative and functional.
Home & Conservatory Blinds
Windows are a great focal point in any room and blinds and shades should be both decorative and functional as well-selected blinds can have such an impact on any room in your home.
Selecting the correct type requires careful consideration and questions need to be asked. Do you have a thermal problem? Do you need a dark bedroom? Is your conservatory too hot or are you struggling with sun glare from your floor-to-ceiling windows? All these questions have been asked and answered over the years and solutions are available through our extensive range.
We offer everything from complete specialist blackout blinds to impressive systems such as our gable window blinds, electric blinds, stunning awnings and more. Although we are not able to show everything we manufacture, we are here to discuss your requirements and often have a solution and even produce individual blinds for specific situations.
From roller blinds and bifold door blinds to Pleated Duette Roof Light Blinds, we have it all.
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Why Choose Us?
- 30+ Years Experience
- Manufactured in the UK
- In House Installation Teams
- Huge Choice of Brands
- Competitive Prices
- CHAS Accreditation
Over-glass Awning Installation in Worthing, Sussex
Our client in Worthing, Sussex contacted us to ask for assistance in reducing the heat in their kitchen caused by two large glass roof lanterns. They advised they have looked for solutions with other companies but the advice was so mixed that they were confused by the information.
Pergola awning Installation in Reading
Our brief was very simple and to the point – Our customer required an awning to run the full 8.5 meters across the back of the house and cover the terrace area to provide shade and rain protection from above as well as low sun in the evening that shone directly into the lounge.
Pergola Installation in Purley, Surrey
Our client, Mr W, contacted AQ Blinds looking for coverage for the terrace area at his house in Purley, Surrey.
The project brief only really detailed the problem the client had. In addition to this, the fitting area was a single-story part of the house and a single awning (without special spreader support plates) would have also caused a structural problem. The area was approximately 8 meters by 5 meters with York flagstone paving.