Daylight Roller Blind Light Grey

THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD

£13.99

Nothing is better than a classic. Standing the tests of time and fashion our straight edge roller blinds are simple and elegant. Giving you the classic finish without distracting from the rest of your room but giving you that final touch. Polyester light filtering fabric, diffusing light but not erradicating it completely. Securely fitted to a 25mm strong inner roller tube to provide easy rolling of the fabric. Maximum fabric drop 160cm. The blind can be easily trimmed with a sharp pair of scissors and a hack saw Please note: the sizes stated are including our fittings. The size of the actual

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD, number 11700402. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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