We understand that choosing blinds, curtains, plantation shutters or awnings is a big decision.
It's important to take your time and understand all the features and benefits before making a commitment. There are many different options available and we would love the opportunity to help you find the ideal solution.
Why not call into our showroom today, alternatively drop us a line on (01534) 499919, or email sales@aspect.je for a free quotation with no obligation.
Blinds
1. Vertical Blinds use strips of fabric louvres, normally 89mm wide which hang from a metal head rail. The head rail has two control mechanisms; a metal chain to angle the fabric, and a draw string to draw the louvres left or right, therefore controlling how much fabric covers the window.
Vertical blinds have been very popular for a number of years due their ease of use and the broad range of different fabric patterns and textures.
2. Roller Blinds consist of one piece of fabric, rolled onto a metal cylinder and controlled using a simple chain. The fabric moves vertically up or down covering the window fully.
Roller blinds are very effective at reducing the amount of light entering a room and can be used with a 'black out' backing which is very popular in bedrooms.
3. Pleated Blinds are made from concertinaed fabric which can be maneuvered up or down in order to cover windows, doors or conservatory glass. The fabric is set with a tension spring and can either hang loose, or be held in position by guide strings ideal when positioned on doors or on tilting windows.
Pleated Blinds are the blind of choice for conservatory roofs and can be fitted with a reflective backing which dramatically reduces heat and sun glare during Summer months.
4. Roman Blinds are made from curtain-like fabric which is vertically gathered into folds using a draw string mechanism. The use of roman blind fabric in this way is extremely effective and enhances any window, particularly in the downstairs living areas of the home.
5. Venetian Blinds can be made from either aluminium of wooden louvre-slats placed horizontally across the window. The blinds are controlled using a drawstring to open or close the louvre-slats. The same drawstring is also used to move the blind vertically up or down and lock it into position.
Venetian blinds are extremely versatile and are often located in both domestic and offices across Jersey.
6. Wood Weave (Pinoleum) Blinds are similar to roman blinds in the way that they are constructed and operated. However instead of fabric, wood weave blinds use fine strips of wood which are woven together providing a natural finish to conservatories and windows around the home.
7. Velux Blinds are window blinds purpose built by Velux to fit their popular roof window systems. Aspect Blinds are able to identify the correct blind for you and ensure that they are fitted with the minimum of disruption to your home or office.
Plantation Shutters
Plantation shutters are premium wooden window furniture designed to fit into or around a window recess. The shutters typically have 64mm louvre-slats which can be tilted open or closed. The louvres themselves are fitted inside wooden door panels which can be opened and concertinaed back to reveal the window itself.
Plantation shutters have proven to be extremely popular in homes across Jersey due to their timeless beauty which enhance any room.
The shutters themselves are purpose built to your own specific window dimensions. This ensures the best possible fit and allows you to specify exactly how you would like the blinds to be constructed.
Awnings are designed for outdoor use and comprise a large roll of fabric material tensioned over a powder coated extruded aluminium frame. The awning is opened using a manual or electric motor and sensors can be fitted to automatically close the awning when extreme wind speed may cause damage.
Popular in commercial settings or as a finishing touch for garden patios Aspect Blinds' awnings deliver both much needed shade, and an aesthetically pleasing design focal point.
