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Day and Night blinds - pros and cons

dubscorpio · 2020-10-09 21:28:14

Anyone have these and can share pros and cons? I was going to buy these but visited a blind shop today where they weren't very encouraging about buying them. Was actually steering me more towards regular roller blinds (which were about a third of the price!). They also said a lot of people were giving out about getting…

09-10-2020 10:28PM

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dubscorpio

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Anyone have these and can share pros and cons?
I was going to buy these but visited a blind shop today where they weren't very encouraging about buying them. Was actually steering me more towards regular roller blinds (which were about a third of the price!). They also said a lot of people were giving out about getting flys stuck in between the two fabrics and they were over priced for what they are.
I love the idea of the light coming in without having the blind fully up and I think they look nice.
Anyone anything good / bad to add?

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#2 09-10-2020 10:31PM

headtheball14

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I have them. No issues with them would get again and recommend.

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#3 10-10-2020 12:49AM

tara83

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Have 1 fitted just over a month. No issues so far. Like that you can let light in but still have privacy and none of the dust issues of wooden blinds.

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