Spring Assist Roller Blinds: James Restrick, Peak Blinds
Peak Blinds recently fitted spring assist roller blinds for a company in the Buxton area. These are the photos we took after fitting the blinds.

A spring-assist roller blind does away with the need for a chain to open and close the blind.

It has a tensioned spring contained within the barrel of the blind, and you simply pull it down to where you want it, and the blind locks in place. A gentle pull of the bottom bar and it retracts back up, either all the way or where you feel it looks better.

We used standard face fix brackets, and the blinds were all fixed to a 40mm barrel, as the drop was nearly two metres, and needed a more substantial barrel and sturdier brackets.

They were screwed to the metal frames, first using a 3mm HSS (high-speed steel) drill bit to make some pilot holes, then self-tapping screws were used for the final fixings. Where appropriate, we fastened some bracket covers in the same “Anthracite” colour as the brackets, to try and blend it all in with the existing frames to create a seamless look.

The fabric was a Blackout fabric called “Bella Mono”, and as you can see, has done a great job of looking like an integral part of the windows.
The customer is very satisfied with the end result, as it’s turned out really well.

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