Mesh (Blackout), Chanterelle - Perfect Fit Blind

Both blind types use a simple no screw fixing method referred to as 'Clip n Fit'. However, the Perfect Fit blinds come within a complete frame on the surround, whereas Clip Fit blinds just have a top and bottom section, and uses four tiny brackets under the beading to anchor the blind to.

Perfect Fit blinds also require the brackets to be slotted into the gasket to accept the frame, both blind types have different blind bracket depths, so ensure you read our guides for the correct size. Installing both blinds only require sliding the brackets in, and mounting the blind headrails or frames on top — Easy!

A Perfect Fit features a complete frame on the surround of the blind, which helps reduce some natural light from bleeding round the edge of the blind. Clip Fit blinds have less restrictions as this just has a simple top and bottom rail, that clicks into the brackets unde the beading. A simple design, Clip Fit blinds also uses add-on side channels that also helps with the light. Window Handles and Trickle Vents can cause some conflict with Perfect Fit frames, as you'll need at least 26mm clearance for the frame to fit. You can get special handle spacers, just let us know prior to ordering, we'll be happy to help. Both blinds are close to the glazing as you like, helping reduce energy bills by becoming great insulators!

The most effective Perfect Fit blinds at blocking light are the Honeycomb Blackout Pleated Blinds due to their comb-like structure. Second are Pleated Blackouts, though the cords are fed through the fabric, reducing effectiveness. Lastly are Perfect Fit Venetians and Perfect Fit Wooden blinds, as the slats give you full control over privacy and light levels. As will nearly all blind types, there is still light bleed around the frame, components and around the sides of the fabric or around the curved Venetian slats. All Perfect Fit blinds, as they're super close to the window, can reduce light bleed much better than traditional blind types, with the frame helping to reduce the 'bleed effect' even more. It's always important to double-check if this is a definite thing you require!

In terms of energy-saving. All Perfect Fit Pleated and Perfect Fit Honeycomb blinds, as they create a barrier with fabric between the glass and the room, are effective at insulating the room. Perfect Fit Honeycomb blinds are the better of the two options due to the added comb-like structure, which promotes air flow between the two layers of fabric. Perfect Fit Venetian blinds, though technically would reduce some energy expenditure, are much better at noise reduction, especially the wooden variant.

The most effective blackouts are the Perfect Fit Honeycomb Blackout fabrics. These provide a 'beehive' duo layer, which the support cords feed up through internally. This 'beehive' structure also provides great airflow, meaning you'll have a warmer home in winter, and a cooler room in the hot summer months. Please note, as will nearly all blind types, there is still light bleed around the frame, components and around the sides of the fabric. All Perfect Fit blinds, as they're super close to the window, can reduce light bleed much better than traditional blind types, with the frame helping to reduce the 'bleed effect' even more.

Perfect Fit blinds are generally controlled with a central handle at the bottom of the fabric, making it easy to push up and pull down the blind by hand. Perfect Fit Pleated, as you opt for a 'multi-zone' control, may have a pull bar with a handle at both and bottom of the blind. By default all Perfect Fit Pleated are tensioned, with a singular bottom pull-down bar. Perfect Fit Venetians also feature a clear twist wand to open and close the slats.

Yes, our Perfect Fit Pleated and Honeycomb blinds are tensioned so that they can operate from the top down or bottom up. Perfect Fit Venetian blinds are fixed at the top, like a normal Venetian within a frame, and will only operate top down.

You must have a uPVC/aluminium window with a rubber gasket/seal on the glass surround of no less than 18mm (see our measuring tab for further details on checking this). Perfect Fit frames require a clearance of 26mm. See our guide for information regarding doors, and the depths you need to note!

We use a varied 19mm-20mm pleat for all 'singlar' Pleated blinds. Honeycomb Pleated feature a 25mm size..

We use a 25mm slat only — this is to ensure that the blind will sit completely within the frame.

Please contact our customer service team on 01484 443790 to discuss, as we may be able to offer a solution for this.

Yes they are 100% child safe by design, as they have no cords hanging down for control purposes.

Generally speaking yes, however if the window is near a source of direct water, such as a sink or shower, or the room steams up alot, you might be better looking at Perfect Fit Metal Ventian blinds. This is due to their slats being made from rust-resistant aluminium. Some Perfect Fit Pleated blinds are also moisture-resistant, but not 100% waterproof. These are normally found via our category filters. Contact our customer service team for more assistace.

You can simply wipe down the frames with any bacterial wipe or something of that nature. For the blind itself, regular dusting with a soft cloth or duster will suffice. Do not use cleaning products or bleach on 'fabric' blinds - This can result in damage to the material. Perfect Fit Venetians are rust-resistant so can be wiped down with a duster and a damp cloth if needed.