Commercial Blinds Which Fit Window Beads
An easily-integrated option.
Design
Primarily suited to tilt and turn windows and glazed doors, they can be installed to any window or glazed unit with a rubber bead. Using the bead for installation means there is no drilling or screwing required into the window frame itself and makes them quick to fit. It also has the added benefit or being able to maintain the use of windows and doors with the blinds in place.
Available in several product types including pleated, cellular, Venetian and rollers.
There is a vast array of fabrics and slat colours which can be used in these blinds. These include sheers, plains, textures and patterned design fabrics as well as shimmer, wood effect and perforated slats.
Rail and endcap colours are also available which can be matched to your branding.
Operation
A number of operation methods are available.
- Bottom rail operation – the blind is held in place by tensioned cords, so can be raised and lowered by hand adjusting the bottom rail.
- Slider – Venetian blind slats can be opened and closed using the simple slider mechanism in the headrail.
- Wand – blinds which require a higher installation can be operated using a wand option which allows you to raise and lower the blind out with your reach.
Window blind safety
All blinds which fit into a window bead are specifically developed without any hanging cords or chains, making them child safe by design and a fantastic option for commercial and public spaces.
The BBSA recommends using blinds which do not contain operating cords or chains, or which have concealed tensioned cords. For more information visit www.makeitsafe.org.uk.
Comfort and energy saving
Choose from a full range of shading options with these blinds from sheers which allow a lot of light to still come into the room, to blackout fabrics which give an enhanced level of light control. Cellular fabrics in particular offer increased energy saving features due to their unique structure which acts as an insulating layer, blocking heat from the sun and helping to keep the room at a lovely ambient temperature. For more information contact your local BBSA member.