Vertical Drapes

Whilst vertical drapes are available in a range of opaques, they do let in a little bit of light. A small slither of light will be visible between each individual blade of fabric, as well as a small gap of light (approximately 10mm) between the windowsill and bottom of the fabric. Vertical drapes are still very well suited to bedrooms, for complete room darkening please speak to one of our consultants.

Vertical drapes are safe for little children when installed with chainless weights. All cord operated tracks are retained. For maximum safety, your vertical drapes can be completely chainless when they are operated by wand.

No, unfortunately we don’t offer motorisation on vertical drapes.

Yes, very much so! Simply dust the fabric from time to time or use a damp cloth to wipe stubborn marks. A big bonus with vertical drapes is that they don’t collect as much dust as some other window furnishings do, and as such, require less regular cleaning.

Yes, vertical drapes can be installed in wet areas such as bathrooms and laundries. As the fabric is always held vertically, this allows the fabric to effortlessly dry whether the blind is opened or closed when damp.

Yes, vertical drapes are easy to operate. It is important to note, however, that vertical drapes do require certain care when operating such as remembering to tilt the blades open before drawing them back, and ensuring that the blades can tilt freely and are not obstructed  by items such as furniture and curtains.

Yes, our vertical drapes come with a 5 year warranty.

Yes, we can repair vertical drapes. As you are dealing direct with a manufacturer, we are able to offer our customers a range of repair services such as re-stitching blades, and replacing damaged tracks.

Fabric selection is key to good insulating properties. Textured fabrics are typically thicker and will therefore insulate better than non-textured fabrics.