Choosing blinds by window direction: north, south, east and west
Window direction decides which blind you need. The best choices for north, south, east and west facing windows, from daylight-saving fabrics to blackout.
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Plain answers to the questions we get asked at measures, from choosing fabrics and controls to fixing condensation, glare and awkward windows.
Window direction decides which blind you need. The best choices for north, south, east and west facing windows, from daylight-saving fabrics to blackout.
Nursery blinds should darken the room for naps, stay safe around a climbing child and limit heat. Blackout choices, cord safety and cot placement explained.
Dim-out and blackout blinds look alike but behave differently. How each fabric is made, how much light gets through and which rooms suit each one best.
Cordless or chain roller blinds, or motorised? How each control works, child safety, wide and heavy blinds, hard to reach windows and which suits each room.
Do blinds improve your EPC rating? No. SAP already assumes every window has curtains or blinds. What an EPC assesses, what raises it and where blinds...
Blinds over radiators trap heat behind the fabric. The right drop, recess fitting, clearance, TRV access and whether blinds or curtains work better here.
Can people see through blinds at night? Often, if the room is lit. How each fabric behaves after dark, silhouettes, and how to keep privacy day...
Should all the blinds in your house match? Not always. Keep street-facing windows consistent, then choose by room, with rules for open-plan spaces and bays.
Roller blinds for sash windows: recess or face fit, staff beads, working shutters, lower sash privacy, blackout, heat loss and permission in listed homes.
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