Essentials Light Grey Blackout Roof Blind
How to Measure Roof Blinds
Measuring for your roof blind is easy - most of the time you won't even need a tape measure. All you need to do is open up your window, and as you swing it you'll see a small metal patch on the top. This has the brand name of your window and a code. This will differ depending on the make of your window.
Velux
There are a number of letters and digits on the Velux plate, but you're only interested in the first six or seven. These are split into two sets. The first of these sets will be three letters long, for example "GGU", and is your "Window Type" code. Next to that code will be another one which is three or four characters long, and will look like "C01" or "PK35". This is the "Size" code. Simply select these codes on our website when you are filling out your order.
Fakro
On a Fakro plate you will see two numbers divided by a slash or an "x" like this: 78/98 or 78x98. These are the dimensions of your window in centimetres - the first number is the width, and the second number is the height.
Dakstra or Rooflite
Both Dakstra and Rooflite windows have one short code on the sash which is three characters long. It starts and ends with a letter, with a number in between, such as "C2A". When you are purchasing your blind, enter this code when you are prompted to choose your side.
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Simple to install and even simpler to measure. No tapes or rulers needed needed, simply enter the code on your window and you're guaranteed a blind that fits. Suitable for Velux, Dakstra, Fakro and RoofLITE windows.
This blind is made from a blackout fabric which is perfect for both homes and offices, helping to darken a room and prevent the outside world from peering through your windows.
Handcrafted in house, by skilled human hands, we add a personal touch to every blind we craft. As a UK based manufacturer, we offer up to 75% off high street prices - guaranteeing affordability as well as a high quality finish.
How to measure Roof Blinds
Measuring for your roof blind is easy - most of the time you won't even need a tape measure. All you need to do is open up your window, and as you swing it you'll see a small metal patch on the top. This has the brand name of your window and a code. This will differ depending on the make of your window.
Velux
There are a number of letters and digits on the Velux plate, but you're only interested in the first six or seven. These are split into two sets. The first of these sets will be three letters long, for example "GGU", and is your "Window Type" code. Next to that code will be another one which is three or four characters long, and will look like "C01" or "PK35". This is the "Size" code. Simply select these codes on our website when you are filling out your order.
Fakro
On a Fakro plate you will see two numbers divided by a slash or an "x" like this: 78/98 or 78x98. These are the dimensions of your window in centimetres - the first number is the width, and the second number is the height.
Dakstra or Rooflite
Both Dakstra and Rooflite windows have one short code on the sash which is three characters long. It starts and ends with a letter, with a number in between, such as "C2A". When you are purchasing your blind, enter this code when you are prompted to choose your side.
Guarantee
We've spent years developing our products and are confident in the long term value they bring - we want you to feel the same. That's why we offer an industry leading 5 year guarantee on all of our products. Read the small print here.
| Colour | Light Grey |
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| Composition | 100% Polyester |
| Opacity |
Blackout |
| Backing | White |
- Fully made to measure to your exact specifications in our UK factory – perfect every time!
- High quality aluminium side channel - we use only the highest quality components.
- No strings attached, spring tensioned with just four screws to tighten and done!
- Easy to install and simple to use - all brackets and fixings included.
- Keep the heat outside in summer and inside during the colder months.
These roof blinds are made to measure and have a variety of options. To find more information on an option click the ? next to the selection.
| Manufacturer | Velux, Fakro, RoofLITE, Dakstra |
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Measuring Guide
Please click here to view the measuring guide for this product.
Fitting Guides
All of our blinds come with the fixtures and fittings you'll need to install your blind in addition to a set of fitting instructions. You can also download your fitting instructions below.
How to install Roof Blinds
Window Code
If you can not see the code that you need, unfortunately we are unable to supply to your window at this moment. We are constantly updating the codes we offer. Should you need anything please contact our customer service team.
Our images
Product images are for illustration purposes only. While we endeavour to provide the best representation possible, we always recommend that you request a free sample before your purchase.
Free UK Mainland delivery for orders over £179.00. For orders under £179.00 we only charge £7.95 for UK Mainland delivery.
International delivery is available, the price will be calculated during the checkout process.
Please see our Delivery Information page for further details.
We take the safety and well-being of children very seriously. That's why all of our blinds are supplied with a child safety device, which ensures cords and chains are safely secured to the wall, preventing the risk of strangulation. Each blind is manufactured with a maximum chain length of one metre, keeping it out of reach of small children. If you require a chain longer than one metre, please contact us when you have placed your order. Conditions will still apply in accordance with child safety regulations.
We are proud members of the British Blinds and Shutters Association (BBSA). The BBSA is a leading trade association that represents manufacturers and suppliers of blinds and shutters. As members of the BBSA, we are committed to supplying blinds that a child-safe, and all of our products undergo rigorous testing to ensure they comply with the guidelines outlined in the British and European Safety Standard (BS EN 13120:2009+A1:2014).
