My Home StorePVC window Venetian Blind Blinds Easy Fit Trimmable Fittings Window Treatment Shutter Twist Open Close (Black-PVC, 45cm wide (17.7") x 150cm Drop)

This looks very classy- had to fix a wooden baton above window to attach - pretty straightforward.. looks much more expensive than it is

The blinds are nice and they're really good value. Easy to fit.

Make no mistake, this is a cheaply made, plastic-looking blind - it does not imitate wooden blinds to any meaningful extent. However, it serves well as an "office" window covering to control light coming in. Fitting was just a bit awkward, as it's not strong enough to support it own weight across a full window span, so needs a central support that you can only accurately place once the blind is up, and then you can't see where its mounting hole is.

I needed to buy a blind to blank off my garage window. Even with awkward access my husband managed to get the blind up. He easily trimmed it to size and this picture isn’t great but it actually looks just as good as my more expensive ones that I have on the rest of the house. I’m very pleased and would highly recommend this seller and this item. It arrived promptly and well packaged and the blind itself is extremely well made. Five stars from me.

I bought this to replace a blind in my newly decorated kitchen. It has certainly brightened the room up. However, it is a lot more flimsy than the old one. Luckily, I shan’t be moving it up and down very often or moving the slatsIt was easy to install because I could re-use the fittings I already had, but I would imagine the new ones would be easy too

I’m regretting not reading the 1 star reviews before buying this.It’s too early to say whether it’ll be as breakable as the other 1 star reviews said it would be because I’ve only just put it up. Putting it up was a pain, because first of all it didn’t come with any wall plugs with the screws; I’ve guessed it needed 5mm screws and a 5mm drill bit to drill the holes for them.Secondly, the centre support — the holes for that are too close together for realistically drilling with that level of accuracy into brick as a DIY person with DIY skills and a DIY masonry hammer drill.Thirdly, given that you need to measure where to drill the holes *exactly* without being able to refer to the blind itself in your measurements, you’d think it would come with a paper template for you to stick to your wall or ceiling to drill into rather than just hoping for the best. I’ve hoped for the best even measuring everything properly and it’s still not great.Fourthly, it comes with poor quality screws that the head mangled before you’ve got them screwed in.All in all, I’ve put it up rather than sending it back straight away because having already drilled the holes in my wall I kind of felt like I passed the point of no return, but it doesn’t feel remotely secure — fortunately I don’t expect to be lowering and raising the blinds very often, I’m mostly likely to be turning the slats to either open or closed. I don’t have confidence this will last a year, so if it inevitably does fall down within the one year statutory guarantee period (yes folks, remember, Amazon’s 30 day return period is a no questions asked return, you still have a one year statutory guarantee) I’ll be contacting Amazon for my refund.

Good value blinds but… they are easily damaged… I bought three and unknowingly caught a curtain on the end of a handful of the upper strips, only realising it the next morning… 🤦‍♀️

This blind in my opinion worth every penny I spent.easy to hang up.the only down side is the fitting screws are made of soft metal so are easy to cross thread them.