Vertical Dim-Out Blinds Grey

THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD

£13.99

Transform wide windows and patio doors with our Vertical Dim-Out Blind in grey. The 89mm polyester slats reduce glare and provide privacy while letting soft, filtered light into the room, giving you full control without total blackout. Operated with a smooth, child-safe control wand that lets you tilt and draw the slats with ease. Complete set including header rail, hangers, weights, chains, and all fixings in a white finish. Can be top or face fixed, inside or outside of the recess, and easily trimmed to size if needed. Perfect for living rooms, conservatories, and sliding doors where wide co

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Registered at Companies House as THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD, number 11700402. Checked 2026-08-29.
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