Pleated roof and side blinds in a conservatory

Blinds by room · Conservatory

Conservatory blinds to use the room all year round.

Too hot in July, too cold in January. Roof and side blinds in cellular and solar-reflective fabrics turn a conservatory back into a room — made to the exact shape of every panel.

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What matters most

Three things every conservatory gets right.

We fit blinds in hundreds of conservatories a year across Staffordshire and Cheshire. These are the questions we ask on every visit before we open a single sample book.

Heat and glare in summer

Solar-reflective fabrics bounce heat back out through the glass before it warms the room.

Warmth in winter

Cellular honeycomb pleats trap a layer of air — the most insulating blind you can buy.

Every shape of glass

Triangles, trapeziums, Victorian bays. Each blind is made to the shape of its own panel.

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The best blinds for a conservatory.

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Pleated conservatory roof and side blinds

Top pick for conservatories

Conservatory blinds

Tensioned pleated roof blinds and matching sides, in cellular or solar-reflective fabrics, made for your exact frames.

Roof and side blinds that match
Cuts summer heat and winter heat loss
Fits any roof shape

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Pleated blinds

Crisp pleats that stack to almost nothing — honeycomb fabrics for insulation, solar coatings for glare.

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Perfect Fit blinds

Clips into the frame with no drilling and moves with opening windows and doors.

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Thermal blinds

Reflective and cellular fabrics for any blind type — lower bills, same view.

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Lookbook

Seen in conservatories like yours.

See these fabrics at home

Pleated roof blinds in a conservatory — Pleated roof blinds

Pleated blinds on conservatory side windows — Pleated side blinds

Perfect Fit blinds clipped into conservatory frames — Perfect Fit frames

Thermal cellular blinds in a sunroom — Thermal cellular fabric

From our fitters

Three things we’d tell you before you choose.

Small decisions that make a conservatory blind look made for the room — and the ones we check on every home visit.

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Start with the roof

Roof blinds make the biggest difference to heat. Many customers do the roof first and add sides later.

Pick a pale roof fabric

Lighter solar-reflective fabrics bounce more heat and keep the ceiling bright.

Tension cords, always

Every roof and Perfect Fit pleated blind we fit uses tension cords so it never sags.

Reviews

4.7★★★★★

From 342 Google reviews across Staffordshire and Cheshire.

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“Took about 40 minutes to complete quite a large conservatory 10/10 looks fantastic!”

Warren Pickering · Google

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“Quoted promptly after sending a FB message. Price was competitive. Fitter that came was fantastic, called 35 mins before, was friendly quick and very clean. Very happy and would recommend.”

Arron Goodwin · Google

Guides for your conservatory

Do thermal blinds keep the heat in? An honest answerYes, within limits. A thermal or cellular blind traps a layer of still air against the glass, which cuts heat loss through the window. How much depends on your glazing, the fit and whether you actually close it. Here is how to judge whether it will pay for itself.6 min read Blinds for uPVC windows without drilling: Perfect Fit, INTU and clip-fit explainedYou do not have to put a screw into a uPVC frame. Two systems clip into the glazing bead, move with the window and unclip without a mark. Here is how they differ, where they work and where they do not.6 min read How much do made-to-measure blinds cost?Three plain vertical blinds fitted for £99, three rollers for £119, three day and night blinds for £269, and everything else quoted on a free visit. Here is what you actually pay for.6 min read

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