Conservatory Roof Blinds

Our self-fit Conservatory roof blinds are ideal for lean-to conservatories where they follow the line of the conservatory roof and are also fitted as horizontal blinds across the recess of the conservatory roof. They provide a simple and efficient way to control the environment in your conservatory. The honeycomb fabric is extra insulated to exclude heat gain in the summer and to retain heat in the winter. Available in both blackout thermal and antiglare thermal fabric in either mains-powered, battery solar-powered, or manually operated options. Easy to measure, easy to fit. The honeycomb blinds multicell structure gives it powerful insulating properties and it is also lightweight and narrow so it can easily follow the contour of your sloping conservatory roof. It can fit between the frames of the windows offering a cohesive and streamlined look. Power can also be difficult to get to roofs and the honeycomb roof blind comes with a discrete battery pack which is easily rechargeable and negates the need for messy wiring up to your roof and an electrician if you don’t have the power there already. The honeycomb fabric is extra insulated to exclude heat gain in the summer and to retain heat in the winter. Available in both blackout thermal and antiglare thermal fabric in either mains-powered, battery solar powered or manually operated options. Easy to measure, easy to fit.

The benefits of conservatory roof blinds

The honeycomb blinds multicell structure gives it powerful insulating properties and it is also lightweight and narrow so it can easily follow the contour of your sloping conservatory roof. It can fit between the frames of the windows offering a cohesive and streamlined look.

Conservatory roof blinds help with Temperature Control
Conservatory roof blinds are an effective way to regulate the temperature of your conservatory, particularly during the summer months when the sun’s rays can cause the interior to become uncomfortably hot. By controlling the amount of sunlight entering the room, you can keep the space cool and comfortable, making it a more pleasant environment to spend time in. Heat rises, so during the winter any heating that you put on in your conservatory escapes quickly through the roof. Draw your honeycomb roof blinds and you will feel the difference instantly.

Conservatory roof blinds help with Light Control
Conservatory roof blinds are an effective way to control the amount of light entering your conservatory. This is particularly important for conservatories that receive direct sunlight, as the excess light can be harsh and cause glare. By using conservatory roof blinds, you can regulate the amount of light entering the room, creating a more comfortable and inviting space.

Conservatory roof blinds help with UV protection

Conservatory roof blinds are an effective way to protect your furniture and flooring from the harmful UV rays of the sun. The sun’s rays can cause damage to fabrics, wood, and other materials, causing them to fade and deteriorate over time. By using conservatory roof blinds, you can prevent this damage, ensuring that your conservatory looks beautiful for years to come.

Conservatory roof blinds help with energy efficiency

Conservatory roof blinds are an effective way to improve the energy efficiency of your conservatory. By regulating the amount of sunlight entering the room, you can reduce the amount of energy needed to cool the space in the summer and warm the space in the winter, making it more environmentally friendly and reducing your energy bills.

Conservatory roof blinds help with Privacy
Conservatory roofs are often overlooked by rooms higher in the house including in your own home or worse, your neighbour’s home. Conservatory roof blinds are an effective way to provide privacy in your conservatory. They can be used to block the view into your conservatory from the outside with the press of a button.

How To Fit Conservatory Roof Blinds

Here are the key steps for fitting a tensioned motorised roof pleated blind in a lean-to conservatory:

Measure the width and length of the blind:

Take three width measurements (both sides and middle) and use the narrowest.
Measure length on both left and right sides, noting any difference

Install brackets:

Mark and fix top brackets between spools and motors to avoid obstruction
Install bottom brackets: one on each end and one in the middle

Attach the blind:

Clip the blind into the top fixed brackets first
Undo the cords and support wires carefully to avoid kinking
Pull down the bottom bar and clip it into the bottom brackets

Adjust tension:

Tighten the stainless-steel support wires
Adjust the operating cord tension by moving the block in the bottom bar

Install power source:

If no power at the top, use an external battery
Mount the battery below the blind using the provided clips or Velcro

Set up the remote control:

Wake up the remote and select the correct channel for the blind
Test the blind operation using the down button

Remember to use appropriate fixings for your specific installation surface and handle the blind components with care during the fitting process.

Your conservatory serves as a bridge between the indoors and the great outdoors. It's a space of tranquillity, relaxation, and often, an area to showcase your love for plants. Given the room's unique characteristics like abundant natural light and fluctuating temperatures, choosing the right blinds becomes an essential part of your conservatory decor. This comprehensive guide will provide insights and options to help you make the perfect choice for conservatory blinds.

Choosing blinds for your conservatory is not just about adding a decorative touch. It's about temperature control, privacy, UV protection, and creating an inviting atmosphere. This section will delve into the numerous reasons why investing in good-quality conservatory blinds is a wise decision.

The Choices For Conservatory Blinds

Honeycomb Blinds: Sleek and Stylish

Pleated blinds offer a modern look with optimum temperature control benefits.

Roller Blinds: Simple Yet Effective

Easy to operate and clean, roller blinds provide a minimalistic solution to your needs.

Venetian Blinds: The Versatile Option

With adjustable slats, Venetian blinds give you complete control over light and privacy.

Solar Fabrics: For Heat Control

Solar fabrics can significantly reduce heat, making them ideal for sun-soaked conservatories.

Wooden Blinds: Nature's Best

Wooden blinds bring an organic touch but can be challenging to maintain in high-humidity conditions.

Aluminium: Modern and Durable

Easy to clean and highly durable, aluminium blinds offer a contemporary aesthetic.

FAQs

Is UV protection essential in conservatory blinds? Yes, UV protection can help safeguard your furniture and plants.
What are the most energy-efficient blinds? Cellular blinds with solar fabrics tend to be the most energy-efficient.
Can I mix and match different types of blinds? Yes, but it's essential to maintain a coherent design scheme.