Conservatory Blinds

When choosing your conservatory blinds three major considerations are more often than not light control, temperature control and privacy. Finding the right blinds to address these three points as well as remaining in-keeping with the style of your conservatory, you will have created the perfect relaxing retreat for every season of the year.

Conservatories present a unique challenge in the home when it comes to blinds as they often require overhead coverage. Having blinds on the roof of your conservatory can serve as both a practical solution and stylish option for your home.

Conservatory Blinds For Shade & Insulation

In the summer sunshine a conservatory can often become more like a greenhouse, while during the winter months all the heat in the room can rise and escape through the ceiling as well as the walls. With specialist conservatory fabrics you can keep the blazing sunshine out in summer and keep the warmth in during the winter, allowing you to make full use of your conservatory, whatever the weather.

Light Control & Privacy With Conservatory Blinds

Blinds in your conservatory also provide you with the opportunity to control the light that filters into the space, on particularly light days it can be useful to utilise the blinds to block out the blinding sunshine. If your conservatory is overlooked by neighbours then roof blinds can be a handy addition to provide you with complete privacy.

There is a wide variety of blind styles available for you to choose from so you can ensure whatever you decide to have installed, will compliment and enhance the existing décor.

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frequently asked questions

What is the best type of blind for my conservatory?

The most popular choice are Vertical blinds as they offer the most versatility. Roller blinds and Venetians are a close second. Pleated blinds with aluminium backings help to control the temperature of the room.

And how is the amount of light and my privacy maintained?

On longer summer days it can be beneficial to utilise blinds that block out strong sunshine, whilst also controlling levels of privacy.