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Next Blackout Roller Blinds

StarBright01 · 2018-10-09 13:04:48

Anyone any experience, recommendations or otherwise with these?

09-10-2018 01:04PM

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Anyone any experience, recommendations or otherwise with these?

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#2 09-10-2018 08:37PM

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useless, they let the light in at the top and sides

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#3 10-10-2018 02:05PM

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Cheers for feedback good to know!

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#4 12-10-2018 07:22AM

Roen

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Installed Bloc blinds in one room and they are great. Light tight really.
Bloody expensive though!

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#5 12-10-2018 08:11AM

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Combination of a blackout roller and heavy curtains should be enough. Virtually impossible to block out all light without covering the edges like a Bloc blind, but the roller + curtain should get almost everything.

Unless you like absolute darkness, in which case the Bloc is your only option.

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