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Black out blinds

  • 07-01-2012 8:18pm
    #1
    Hobbitfeet
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    Anyone know where I can get some Sligo town for a good price


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  • #2
    nudger
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    Argos


  • #3
    Basq
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    Think I got some in Harry Corry before..


  • #4
    Radharc na Sleibhte
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    +1 harry corry
    Cut to size


  • #5
    Hobbitfeet
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    Thanks anyone know if its possible to get portable ones??


  • #6
    Basq
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    Hobbitfeet wrote: »
    Thanks anyone know if its possible to get portable ones??
    Like... with wheels? :D


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  • #7
    Hobbitfeet
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    Basq wrote: »
    Like... with wheels? :D

    :D no one that I can maybe stick to the window or something its for a baby so would be good to have if we were going somewhere


  • #8
    billbond4
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    Hobbitfeet wrote: »
    Basq wrote: »
    Like... with wheels? :D

    :D no one that I can maybe stick to the window or something its for a baby so would be good to have if we were going somewhere
    Smyths sell those ones


  • #9
    shanec1928
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    tinfoil:D although people might think your mad. Portuguese neighbours used to have it done on their bed room windows said it blacked it out and kept the heat in


  • #10
    nugg
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    Hobbitfeet wrote: »
    Anyone know where I can get some Sligo town for a good price
    Best portable ones are called from black out blinds. Previously called baa baa blackout blind.
    I have got mine on internet.


  • #11
    nugg
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    Hobbitfeet wrote: »
    Anyone know where I can get some Sligo town for a good price
    Post should have said gro blackout blind.


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  • #12
    billbond4
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    Yeah tin foil is a handy substitute. I used it when I was in Finland and had unless curtains on my bedroom window


  • #13
    GG66
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    I've found Narins blinds good to deal with http://www.nairnblinds.com/


  • #14
    [Deleted User]
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    I agree with you about Nairns,couldnt praise them highly enough.I got our house kitted out with blinds last year and they are a very friendly and efficent store. BTW I dont work for them,just a very satisfied customer!


  • #15
    Brite_Cloud
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    Re. portable version (on the cheap)

    Black bin-liners fixed on with thumb-tacks (for wooden window frames) or masking tape for UPVC/Aluminium frames.

    More re-usable than tin-foil.


    Or you could try the same method using Space Blanket type material from an outdoor-sports shop. This would stop the room getting too hot during the summer months, especially if the window is south-facing. Using black bin-liners in this situation would have the negative effect of absorbing the heat from the sun and increasing the room temperature.


  • #16
    ectoraige
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    I passed Nairns today, noticed they have an ad in the window for specials on black-out blinds.


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