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INTU blinds – Our Latest Product Addition

18/03/2010

At newblinds.co.uk we are constantly trying to add new and exciting products into our collection. We especially like new products that solve a problem that didn’t previously have a solution. Perfect Fit was one was of these products. It was the first type of blind on our website that doesn’t require any drilling or screwing when being installed.

Today we are happy to announce our latest product - INTU Blinds.

INTU blinds are similar to Perfect Fit in that they also do not require any drilling or screwing during installation. However INTU blinds differentiate themselves from Perfect Fit by not having a frame around the blind and also by the fact that they are NOT restricted to being used on UPVC windows. The only restriction is that the window must be internally beaded, and have a bead depth between 11mm and 27mm.

INTU blinds come in three blind types:

INTU Blinds are installed within the beading of the window frame:

Each INTU blind has a head rail which clips into the window beading. Head rail and components are available in white, brown or silver.

There is no shortage of colours or fabric choices in our INTU blind range, in fact even though we have only just added INTU blinds to our website we already have over one hundred fabric choices.

Roller Blind head rails are slightly bigger than venetian and pleated as the roller head rail accommodates the roller tube and fabric.

The INTU Roller Blind is slightly different in that it has side guide rails which guide the blind’s fabric up and down smoothly and lock the blind into intermediate positions.

INTU blinds are classified as child safe as they have no hanging cords or chains.

The blinds are raised and lowered using the bottom bar. Venetian blinds are tilted using a sliding tab on the head rail. There is an optional “operating rod” for out of reach situations.

The maximum drop on INTU blinds is 2000mm (200cm) and the maximum width is 1400mm (140cm). This makes them INTU blinds for doors and conservatories, as well as ordinary windows throughout your house.