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No-Drill Stick-On Install
Suitable for all window types, these blinds stick directly onto your glass with no specific beading or clearance required.
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Obscura, Scarlet - Stick Fit Honeycomb Blind
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Thermal Energy Saving
The comb-like structure promotes airflow - keeping rooms cosy in winter and cool in summer, saving you money on energy bills!
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Great for Bi-folds
Suitable for most bi-fold doors thanks to a narrow 32mm projection and nifty fold-away handles!
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Cord-Free
Child safe by design with no cords or cables thanks to tension-controlled operation.
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5 Year Guarantee
Tested against heat and condensation with a 5 year guarantee!
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Style to make you smile
Obscura Scarlet is a classic, lively and vibrant shade of red that hits all the right notes when you want decor that will never fade from fashion. If you then introduce the light filtering quality of the honeycomb, plus the stress-free installation, you'll really be onto a winner folks.
Red is one of those colours that means different things to different people, which is why you want to find ways to tone it down as well as accent it. The former requires thoughtful neutrals while the latter is all about being bold with your colours. How will you approach it?
Red is one of those colours that means different things to different people, which is why you want to find ways to tone it down as well as accent it. The former requires thoughtful neutrals while the latter is all about being bold with your colours. How will you approach it?