Vertical Blinds
Made to measure vertical blinds, measured, quoted and fitted free
- Ideal for wide windows and patio doors
- Precise light and glare control
- Huge range of fabrics and colours
Free measurement · Free quotes · Free fitting

About our vertical blinds
Vertical blinds are the workhorse of the blind world, and there is a reason they are our single most requested product. Hanging louvres rotate through a full range of angles so you can flood a room with daylight, cut glare on a bright afternoon, or close up completely for privacy — all with one wand or chain.
Because the louvres draw to one side, they suit windows that are wider than they are tall: patio and French doors, conservatories, bay windows and big living-room spans. Every set is cut to your exact measurements in our own workshop, so headrails sit flush and louvres hang perfectly straight.
Options and finishes
- Plain, textured and patterned fabrics
- Blackout and dim-out louvres
- 89mm and 127mm louvre widths
- Waterproof PVC louvres for kitchens
- Curved and angled headrails for bays
Vertical Blinds FAQs
Anything we haven’t covered? Call us on 07951 482982 and we’ll answer it straight away.
Other blinds we make

Roller Blinds
Clean, uncluttered and effortlessly modern. A single sheet of fabric that rolls neatly away to leave your window completely clear.

Venetian Blinds
Horizontal slats in aluminium, faux wood or timber. Timeless, hard-wearing and brilliant for fine-tuning privacy without losing light.

Wooden Blinds
Real timber slats that bring natural warmth to a room. A premium finish that suits both period homes and modern interiors.

Skylight Blinds
Purpose-built for roof windows, skylights and conservatory roofs. Tame harsh overhead sun and keep rooms comfortable all year.

Blackout Blinds
Engineered to block light almost entirely. The right answer for bedrooms, nurseries, home cinemas and shift workers.
Ready for new vertical blinds?
Book your free measurement and we'll bring samples to your door. Free quotes and free fitting, always.
