Made to Measure Neutral Swedish Blinds
A Swedish blind has a very pretty Scandinavian look - you will need to choose two fabrics - one to back the other. The back fabric will be seen as the blind rolls up, so stripes and spots are particularly good contrasting fabrics to use. Each Swedish Blind is handmade by local makers and delivered to you within 8 weeks. Read More...
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Made to Measure Swedish Blinds
A Swedish blind has a very pretty Scandinavian look - you will need to choose two fabrics - one to back the other. The back fabric will be seen as the blind rolls up, so stripes and spots are particularly good contrasting fabrics to use. Each Swedish Blind is handmade by local makers and delivered to you within 8 weeks.
Swedish Blinds also look beautiful if made from our woven fabrics, where the fabric looks the same on the front and the back. This is the fabric type that the Swedish use for making their traditional Scandinavian roller blinds.
It is an informal and relaxed style of blind.
We recommend that these Swiss blinds are used on windows where you can reach the top, as the fabric must be rolled by hand as well as by the cord. If you wish for a tightly rolled up look you will need to do this by hand as the cord on its own rolls the fabric up in a loose roll. If two fabrics are used together the front fabric can crease and bag.
For a blind over 40cm it is advisable to use a woven fabric that doesn't require a lining fabric, to minimise the effect of this. Above a kitchen sink is a difficult place for a Swedish blind as usually you can't reach to sort it out, better to have a roman or made to measure roller blind with a rotary track and a continuous chain.
This blind is supplied on a wooden batten with a cord. Please note that the maximum width a Swedish blind can be made to is 127cm, so can only be made up using one width of fabric. The blind has two glass rings holding the threaded cords, which are hand blown to order from Bath Aqua; located in the heart of Bath, next to Bath Abbey entrance and the Roman Baths.
Young children can strangle in the loop of pull cords and chains that operate window coverings so it is important to invest in child friendly blinds. New safety regulations BS EN13120 from 28th February 2014; please read and follow the instructions provided with your blind and use the safety equipment supplied. If you have any questions, please contact us.
How to measure up for your Swedish blinds (please note 127cm is the maximum width a Swedish blind can be made to)
Inside a window recess (see E)
Width: Measure recess at several points; give the narrowest measurement minus 1cm for clearance so the blind will run freely.
Length: Measure from the top of the recess to the bottom.
Outside a window recess (see F)
Width: Measure the recess width and add at least 5cms on each side of the window.
Length: Measure from the required position above the window to the length you require (again, we recommend adding at least 5cm above and below the recess so the blind covers the window fully)