We offer Unlined Roman Blinds, Standard Lined Roman Blinds, Blackout Roman Blinds and Custom Lined Roman Blinds (a fabric of your choice that lines the blind on the reverse), and Interlined Roman Blinds (a cotton wadding that sits between the main fabric and the lining and helps as a draft excluder). 

Young children can strangle in the loop of pull cords and chains that operate window coverings. New safety regulations BS EN13120 from 28th February 2014; please read and follow the instructions provided with your custom roman blinds and use the safety equipment supplied. If you have any questions, please contact us. 

Any blinds ordered through our UK Made to Measure Roman blind service will be supplied with a safety device and should be fitted as directed in the fitting instructions also supplied with the blind. This means all of our blinds can be considered child safe because the mechanisms are designed in a way to help prevent accidental choking. This has been a standard feature on all of our blinds since the 28th March 2019. 

The Roman blinds can be made to fit either a metal Rotary Chain Track, or Wooden Batten. We cannot make a Roman blind on wooden batten that exceeds 130cm in width, and 150cm in drop. This is because the pressure and weight of the fabric may cause the safety break aways to pop open. Anything over these measurements would need to be on a rotary track.

We can apply a bottom border, or an all-round border**. The edging itself is approximately 5cm wide. Alternatively, you may not want a border at all which is fine, we offer this as standard. Borders are a great way to tie in existing room colours, add a contrasting colour/pattern to the main fabric (maybe bring the outside in and choose a colour from your garden?), or just used to frame a design, the choice is yours!

**Please note that the edging on an all-round border will be placed on the left, bottom and right hand side of your Roman Blind, not the top.

Yes, we do. Additionally, each bespoke Roman blind pelmet is flawlessly pattern matched to the blind's main fabric for the ultimate finish. The batten and/or track are hidden by the returns on either side of the pelmet.

The minimum width for a Roman Blind on rotary chain track is 50cm. The maximum is 240cm x 240cm drop.

We provide a bespoke Made to Measure service where we can make high quality Roman blinds, and have them delivered within 8 weeks of placing your order. You can buy your Roman Blinds direct through our website, over the phone, or via email.

All of our fabrics are perfectly suited for making Roman Blinds. Each material is a suitable weight for Roman blinds so it depends on your taste. The best way to get a good idea of our fabrics is to order small and large returnable samples from our website, or to visit our showroom in Cirencester.

All of our blinds are custom made unless they are being sold as ex-display, ready-made items from our showroom or from previous photo shoots, check out our sale curtains and blinds. All other Roman blinds are made bespoke to your measurements hanging either from a wooden batten or rotary chain track.

Our blinds hang from either wooden battens, or rotary chain tracks.

1) Wooden battens: The wooden batten is a square piece of timber that has been cut down to your specific width, with a 2.5cm approximate depth so it doesn’t protrude by much at all. The blind sits closer to the window on a batten and it can be the best choice for smaller windows in country homes, cottages, shepherd huts, etc. They are screwed directly into the wall or window surround. Blinds on battens can be made as wide as 130cm, and they have a cord with brass, chrome, or wooden acorns attached to the ends.

2) Rotary chain tracks are more 'heavy duty', making them ideal for larger interlined blinds. The track is a superior option as it can withstand a lot of pressure and can support a heavy blind. They come with continuous beaded chains for ease of access.

To help generate smooth, cascading folds, plastic rods called dowels are inserted horizontally through pockets on the back of the blind. However, these are spaced closely together to produce the neat folds you see online. A weighted metal bar is also placed at the very bottom fold to make it fall easily when being handled.