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Linear Fleck, Frost - Vertical Blind
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Light Filtering
Lightweight, light filtering fabric to keep rooms light and airy whilst maintaining privacy.
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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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Style to make you smile
As you think about where to use Linear Fleck Frost, spare a moment to consider how the textured pattern will look in your chosen space. Its raised and minimalist quality gives the fabric a contemporary look and feel which invites you to celebrate other surfaces.
Natural textures are an interesting addition to consider. Free-flowing oak grains on the table top, a slate floor down below, and even a few wooden beams if that's what you're thinking of. They all help create a space in which texture defines the way colours interact with one another.
Natural textures are an interesting addition to consider. Free-flowing oak grains on the table top, a slate floor down below, and even a few wooden beams if that's what you're thinking of. They all help create a space in which texture defines the way colours interact with one another.