Blinds for garden room
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595Heaven

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3,236 posts

105 months

Sunday 21st June
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Looking to get some blinds to try and keep the garden room a little cooler in the hot weather.

The internal beading on the windows and doors won’t accept a clip so will need to be the type that stick onto the glass directly. Got some sample colours from Blinds2Go

https://www.blinds-2go.co.uk/stick-on-blinds

Anyone have any experience of these? Does the adhesive… adhere?

Silverbullet767

11,145 posts

233 months

Sunday 21st June
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I have a pair of the window blinds from blinds direct, the stick on frame variety, they stick on fine, I haven't had any issues with the adhesive. However if your seals aren't arrow straight as mine aren't, you'll get bleed through light on the sides where the frame doesn't quite touch the seal, also on the top. I added some black electrical tape to the very top to stop the light bleed, but the sides are a little annoying.

The instructions were also worse than useless and the video guide wasn't much better either.

That being said, I'm still happy with them. They are quite sturdy and I can see them lasting.

595Heaven

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3,236 posts

105 months

Monday 22nd June
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Thanks for the feedback

I've ordered them now...

595Heaven

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3,236 posts

105 months

Wednesday 8th July
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Arrived and fitted. Pretty impressed with them





I m hoping it cools down!





Edited by 595Heaven on Wednesday 8th July 15:16

timberman

1,475 posts

242 months

Thursday 9th July
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We've got vertical blinds in our sunroom which have been closed to keep the heat down,

it's still like being in an oven though wobble

.:ian:.

2,926 posts

230 months

Thursday 9th July
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To get the best effect they should be on the outside biggrin The blinds will absorb some of the IR and then radiate it back, but because they are inside the fabric of the building they heat up the interior.