Arched Window Blinds
We design and install premium blinds for arched windows, ensuring we meet every requirement with style and functionality.
Blinds for arched windows make one of the most challenging shapes, as headrails for vertically moving blinds must be straight. Our answer is usually to have blinds pulling upwards, or to have your blinds hanging from a curved track.
One solution for your arch window blinds is to use roller blinds. Roller blinds can be mounted on the window sill, pulling upwards with a shaped top and horizontal battens to maintain the shape of the arch window blind.
Blinds for arched windows can be made using Duette fabric. The fabric can be cut in a curve, with a manual tensioned-cord system or with remote-control motors. Furthermore, timber or aluminium Venetian blinds can be manufactured with a curved top, having the benefit that they can be drawn up to the bottom of the arch. These arch window blinds are available in a wide range of colours and patterns.
As vertical blinds operate horizontally, they can be mounted on a curved track with the vanes being cut longer in the centre than the edges. Modern weighted vanes do not require chain linking at the bottom, so access to the window behind is simple, even without drawing the blind. Windows can often be split into an arched upper blind and a rectangular lower one, to avoid having any draw cables spanning the lower section where there may be opening casements.
We aim to meet every need with our blinds for arched windows, whether it be to add a modern feel or enhance your space’s existing features. Get in touch for a custom quote today.
FAQs
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Installing arched window blinds takes more finesse than more regular shaped windows, but it can easily be done. We have fitted many arched blinds, take a look at some of our projects and get in touch for a quote.
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There are many options for shading your arched windows. Roller blinds are a popular choice, as are plantation shutters. You can also choose vertical or venetian blinds. It’s important to take accurate measurements and choose the right shading solution to meet your needs.
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Yes of course, we always supply an initial estimate remotely. Just send us an email with a photo of your window and the approximate sizes (width, tallest height and smallest height is usually ok), or architectural drawings if you have them.
