Perfect Fit Blinds

Perfect Fit blinds take a different approach to dressing a window. Instead of hanging from brackets on the wall or frame, the blind sits in a slim frame that clips into the beading around your glass. There’s no drilling, nothing dangling, and the blind becomes part of the window itself.

That makes them a clever answer for uPVC windows and doors, and especially for tilt-and-turn windows, which are tricky to dress any other way. Each Perfect Fit blind we supply is made to measure for the individual pane it sits in.

How Perfect Fit blinds are fitted

Most uPVC windows have a strip of beading around the inside edge of the glass, holding the pane in place. Small brackets push into the narrow gap between this beading and the frame, and the blind’s frame clips onto them. Your window frame isn’t drilled, screwed or glued, so it stays exactly as it was.

Because the blind is attached to the opening part of the window, it goes wherever the window goes. Tilt the window in for some air, or swing it fully open, and the blind moves with it, without flapping in the breeze or catching on the handle.

It also leaves the windowsill completely free. That’s handy in kitchens, where sills tend to fill up with plants and washing-up liquid, and in children’s rooms, where they collect everything else.

Two styles to choose from

Perfect Fit is a way of fitting, so you can pick the type of blind that suits the room:

• Roller. A neat, flat fabric blind in plain, patterned or blackout fabrics. A good fit for bedrooms, especially in blackout.
• Pleated. Fine pleats that you move by hand, giving a soft, light-filtering look. Our pleated blinds page has more on the fabric itself.

We bring samples of both to your home visit, so you can compare them on your own windows.

A good choice for children’s rooms

If you have young children, cords are probably the first thing you think about with blinds. Perfect Fit blinds have no loose cords at all, and like everything we supply, they meet the UK child-safety standard, BS EN 13120. That makes them a natural choice for nurseries and children’s bedrooms. Our guide to window blind child safety explains what to look for.

Are they right for every window?

Not quite. Perfect Fit blinds are designed for uPVC frames with suitable beading, so timber windows, aluminium windows and some older uPVC frames may need a different solution. We check the beading on every window when we measure, and if another blind would suit better, we’ll tell you.

How it works

1. Book a home visit. Call or WhatsApp 07902 945533, or ask for a quote online. Appointments run 7 days a week.
2. We check your windows. We look at the beading on each window to confirm Perfect Fit will work, measure precisely and show you samples. The quote is free and without obligation.
3. Made pane by pane. Each blind and frame is made to the exact size of the glass it will sit against.
4. Clipped into place. Our fitters fit every blind and check it moves smoothly with the window. Fitting is included in your quote.

After 20 years of work across Birmingham and the West Midlands, uPVC windows are something our fitters know inside out. If you’d like to read up first, our guide to Perfect Fit blinds covers who they suit best. Otherwise, book a visit and we’ll show you how they work on your own windows.