Deciding on the right bathroom blinds is a tough decision to make sometimes. But the truth is, it can be much much easier if you do a bit of research. Like did you know practically any Roller blind or Vertical blind fabric can be used in a bathroom? They just add a Teflon coating and it’s 100% moisture resistant and is safe around the heat from your bathroom.

Here’s a list of window blinds you can have in your bathroom:

1. Roller Blinds
2. Vertical Blinds
3. Faux Wooden Blinds
4. Aluminium Venetian Blinds
5. Shutters (technically not a window blind but under the same classification)

What to do next

Call your local corby blinds or kettering blinds and arrange a free home appointment. It’s free to book the appointment and if you tell them on the phone you’re looking for bathroom blinds, they’ll make sure to bring all of the different blinds with them that will look great and function in your bathroom.

Then you can look at all the sample blinds, fabrics and colours, and see for yourself what you would like in your bathroom.

I hope that answers all of your questions about bathroom blinds, it’s actually a really simple process. Remember you can have the same window blinds in your bathroom as in your other blinds, as long as it’s one of the 5 blinds listed above.

For more information about bathroom blinds, visit: http://www.discountbathroomblinds.co.uk/

Interior shutters are the latest trend to hit the world. Shutters are thought to have originated from France, where they’re used externally to provide complete sun blockout. You’ll spot them on the majority of houses in France, and often in a shade of blue. Well designers have come up with a new trend that is fast growing around the country, interior shutters or window shutters.

Before you start ordering window shutters though, there’s a few things you’ll need to make sure you get right. Firstly, don’t try and measure them yourself and buy them online. It might save you a bit of money, but Shutters are very complicated to measure and fit. You will always be better off paying a specialist to provide a home survey and then professionally fit them for you when they’re complete. And secondly, as we already established, Shutters are quite expensive to purchase so it’s advisable to get multiple quotes from reputable companies. Also have a look at their previous Shutter work, see how well they were fitted, etc.

That should answer most of the questions you have about purchasing window shutters, feel free to leave any comments with questions we haven’t answered about them. I’ve personally got Shutters in every window of my house, and even on my patio doors, so I’m definitely a fan of this new trend.