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Trinity (FR Blackout), Milk White - Vertical Blind
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Easy to Fit
Straight-forward installation with a handy step-by-step fitting guide.
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Flame Retardant
Flame retardant coating, ideal for kitchens, offices, and rentals.
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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
Usually we talk about the level of brilliance and the degree to which a shade of white glows, but not here. That's because with Trinity Milk White what you're actually seeing is a charming take on homely colouring that has just a touch of country warmth.
The interesting thing about matching to Milk White is the way in which you can go in multiple directions. Do you use it to lighten your window spaces? Or do you want to take the edge off more gloss or satin-effect finishes? Now that's got you thinking...
The interesting thing about matching to Milk White is the way in which you can go in multiple directions. Do you use it to lighten your window spaces? Or do you want to take the edge off more gloss or satin-effect finishes? Now that's got you thinking...