Boreas Corded Light blue Plain Blackout Roller blind (W)120cm (L)180cm
Product details
Product information
This Boreas corded blackout roller blind completely blocks out daylight and adds privacy to your room
- Suitable for Bedroom & living room
- Two options : Drill your wall/ceiling or install directly on your window with included clips.
- Fittings & fixings included
- Guarantee - 2 years
- To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of the reach of young children.
- Safety devices included
Features and benefits
- Blackout roller blind keeps your room dark and adds privacy
- Fixings included for easy installation. Simply fix to window with included clips, or power drill for wall or ceiling installation
- Easy to maintain, just wipe with dry cloth
- Available in a selection of sizes and can easily be cut down in width to suit your requirements
Specifications
| Adjustability | Adjustable |
|---|---|
| Blind mechanism | Corded |
| Blind winder mechanism position | Right |
| Brand | Colours |
| Colour | Light blue |
| Cut to size | Can be cut to size |
| Fabric material | Polyester (PES) |
| Finish | Matt |
| Fitting type | Screw-in |
| Ironing instructions | Do not iron |
| Length (cm) | 180cm |
| Lining type | Blackout |
| Material | Polyester (PES) |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Room use | Bedroom & living room |
| Standard | EN 13120/A1 |
| Style | Contemporary |
| Washing instructions | Non-washable |
| Weight (kg) | 1.12kg |
| Width (cm) | 120cm |
| Window suitability type | Bay window |
| Product code | 5059340444215 |
Safety Information
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
3 / 5(1 reviews)- 3 / 5 - 02/01/2024
Useless instructions
Nice roller blind, but the instructions are useless. Instructions tell you 5 separate times about the need to fit the safety device, but say absolutely nothing about how to cut the blind and the roller to size to fit the opening of the window, without which you’re not going to get as far as fitting the safety device. In addition, the brackets that need fitting at each end of the roller are not designed for a typical UK home installation. They assume that you either screw upwards or outwards into the frame. Modern UK homes don’t allow either of these - above the window is a steel or concrete lintel which resists drilling; outward into the window frame is unwise for PVC or Aluminium framed double glazing. The direction which should be used is horizontally into the wall either side of the window - but the brackets have no holes to enable this. In future, we will plan to use made to measure blinds - cost more, but way less hassle fitting them.