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Cassandra, Biscuit - Vertical Blind
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Easy to Fit
Straight-forward installation with a handy step-by-step fitting guide.
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Cruze Headrail Available
The Cruze headrail features a modern curved design, offering superior light control and smaller stacks when open compared to standard headrails.
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Up To 5 Metres Wide
Fit for every window, our blinds come in sizes up to a whopping 5m wide. Perfect for every space, large, or small!
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5 Year Guarantee
Quality you can trust backed up by a five year guarantee.
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Style to make you smile
A crisp and homely plain brown vertical blind is what Cassandra Biscuit brings to the party, and you'll fall in love with it from the moment it shows up at your door. That's what happened to us, and we fell even faster when we saw the flawless finishing.
Using Cassandra Biscuit to set the tone for a warm and welcoming space is what it's all about here folks. You can find new matching options, uses of natural light and complimentary tints all by beginning with a sample and take it from there.
Using Cassandra Biscuit to set the tone for a warm and welcoming space is what it's all about here folks. You can find new matching options, uses of natural light and complimentary tints all by beginning with a sample and take it from there.