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Keep rooms feeling bright and airy whilst maintaining privacy thanks to sheer, light-filtering material.
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Clarity, City - Roller Blind
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Easy to Fit
Straight-forward installation with a handy step-by-step fitting guide.
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Customisable Chain
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Style to make you smile
Clarity City takes the light and breezy fabrics of old and brings them right up to date with a bang. The intricacy of the weave is what allows it to take on a life of its own, ebbing and flowing in the breeze as the mood takes it.
If you want to be able to breathe new life into the conservatory why not use Clarity City to take the edge off the sun and allow the breeze to drift on through? It's all about keeping things casual in there which gives you plenty of room for manoeuvre.
If you want to be able to breathe new life into the conservatory why not use Clarity City to take the edge off the sun and allow the breeze to drift on through? It's all about keeping things casual in there which gives you plenty of room for manoeuvre.