Grip Fit Roller Blinds - Monte Iron (Blackout)
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What We Say
Grip Fit roller blinds are the ultimate solution for stylish and functional window coverings. Designed with a tension-fit system, they offer a hassle-free, no-drill installation, making them perfect for renters and homeowners who want a quick and damage-free upgrade.
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Description
- Min Width: 200mm Max Width: 1940mm (fabric turned 2000mm)
- Min Drop: 300mm Max Drop: 3000mm (fabric turned 1700mm)
- Fabric Composition: 100% Polyester
- Fabric Type: Blackout
- Guarantee: 12 months
- Controls: Sidewinder chain control Grip Fit blinds feature a breakaway control chain, designed to detach under excessive force for enhanced safety. The chain can easily be re-joined afterward, allowing for continued use without the need for replacement.
- Fabric Backing Colour: White
Additional information
| Colour | Grey/Silver |
|---|---|
| Feature | Blackout, Plain / Textured |
MeasureProtect
Add MeasureProtect cover to your order and buy with confidence knowing you will be covered for any mis-measured blind. For an additional 20%, we will replace or alter the mis-measured blind. Add this optional cover on the basket page. To view more details about MeasureProtect click here.
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Video Overview
Measuring Guide
Is your recess solid?
Because the bracket system pushes out with up to 60kg of force, your recess needs to be solid. Wall substrates including brick, tile, plasterboard and wood are all suitable, however, if your recess will move when pushed, for example if you have plasterboard with nothing behind it, then your window won’t be suitable for Grip Fit™.
Is your recess deep enough?
The cassette is 8cm deep, so your recess must be at least this deep to house the product.
Are your walls parallel?
The Grip Fit™ Roller blind grips onto the side of your recess. As a result of this, your walls need to be parallel to each other and not taper forward or back where you are going to install the blind as this would stop the rubber compound from making contact with the wall fully.
