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Old 15th April 2008, 15:34   #1 (permalink)
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I've just moved into my new house and I am looking at renovating the lounge. I've been thinking of having some blinds instead of lace curtains, and after considering what style I thought roman blinds would be best. Can anyone recommend a decent online shop to buy these from? I have used Dunelm Mill in the past (their webaite is Dunelm Mill - Please enable your cookies) and their range of roman blinds looks ok but can anyone recommend anyone else? Ideally I want quick delivery and a decent price range (after all, solicitors fees for moving are bad enough, lol). Oh, and no hassle, obviously. Lol! Cheers!
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Try Blinds - Wide range of made-to-measure blinds - Web Blinds - Hillarys or Blinds - Made-to-measure and ready made window blinds - Blinds Supermarket

Roman blinds can be expensive though... especially if your windows are fairly large...

I work in the blinds industry so if you need any further advice pm me and I will be happy to help if I can
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Yes I have used Blinds 2go for all of my blinds in the past and keep going back so have no hesitation in recommending them. They are fast, surprisingly well priced and really well made. I have bought both wooden and roman blinds from them over the years.

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