Our window films are designed to be safe for use on most types of glass, including double glazing. However, we always recommend consulting with our experts before installation to ensure compatibility with your specific conservatory windows.

Our window films are designed to minimize glare caused by direct sunlight, allowing you to enjoy your conservatory without the discomfort of excessive brightness. Whether you're reading, working on your laptop, or simply relaxing, you can do so in a comfortable, glare-free environment. UV Protection: The best place to start is with conservatory roof film as the roof amounts to a large glazed area directly facing the sun. If your room is facing South, we would recommend a dark tint or dark conservatory heat reflective film, as long as the double glazed unit is made of toughened glass. If not or if in doubt, select a medium grade film which is suitable for all types of glass.This has meant we do not have to rush into a decision about permanent blinds, as these are incredibly effective. For adaptable blinds that offer choice when it comes to letting in light, vertical and venetian styles are ideal. They’re very similar, but venetian blinds have horizontal slats, and surprise surprise, vertical blinds have vertical slats. For those looking for a more minimalist approach, our roller blind and roman blind designs incorporate simple style and function. Alternatively, if you already have a set of curtains, then we also have a range of discreet options that can be used alongside your current fittings.

My giant origami lampshade has a scattered sprinkles look. I thought that recreating that would be a bit overwhelming on such a large space as a blind, so I decided to go for a close sprinkle at the bottom, and gradually let it spread out as I moved up the blind. I tried not to overthink it and kept it as organic as I could. Here you can see how I built up the scattered pattern, working my way across, and then up the blind. I wound the blind down as I went.

Yes, our window films are easy to maintain and clean. Simply use a soft cloth or sponge with a mild, non-abrasive cleaning solution to gently wipe the surface. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they may damage the film. If you’re wondering about the frosted effect on my windows – it’s budget-friendly static cling window film which you can buy here. See how easy it is to use on my bay window makeover blog post here.

Convenient: Our temporary blinds can be cut to size or paired together to form coverings that are practically made-to-measure. Just one thing – I think it would be helpful if installation instructions included a suggestion to put some temporary weights on the bottom so the blinds to relax them so they cover the whole window. Only needs to be done once. I used clothes pegs to fix ordinary cutlery knives to the bottom edge and left them on overnight. We supply three types of purpose made films for polycarbonate roofs which come either in 75cm or 150cm wide rolls. We have two internal films, a reflective and a frosted option, and an external film for when it is not practical to apply film internally.Great blinds. I was recommended them by my partner as a temporary solution whilst I wait for my new shutters and curtains to be made. They are perfect. I bought the wide version which comfortably covers half of my four sash windows in the sitting room so only needed 2 blinds and the 3rd was used for the bedroom. Perfect! Please select from our range of polycarbonate roof films which are specially formulated for this type of material. Please note that once applied the films cannot be removed. Applying Your Film Slightly faffy to lift up each morning but overall excellent and whilst technically temporary they seem to be lasting well With a large bedroom window that faces directly to the morning sunrise sleep past 4am during the summer months has been rare. Lined curtains and a Venetian blind still left the room like daylight after 4am. I decided to try Blinds in a Box and woohoo it’s DARK. The only problem is because it’s summer I need a window open. First night I had metre long steel rules to stretch out the blinds. Second night I was awake with the blinds rattling in the gentle breeze all night . Now I use the steel rules every night to hold the blinds down and all is ok. Could you maybe provide a weight accessory though as I am an artist and my steel rules belong in my studio and I need to remember to bring them every night. But thank you for the sleep…I needed it. It would be a 5* if they didn’t rattle Purlfrost's conservatory window films help to reduce energy consumption by minimizing heat gain and loss. This not only lowers your energy bills but also contributes to a greener, more sustainable living environment. Glare Reduction:

Your product is amazing !!! Very reasonably priced, does exactly what it says ‘on the box’. Easy to install and cut to size required and very robust for something meant to be temporary. Easy to understand why you got your investors. Not sure about “temporary” we have been using these in our bedroom for 6 years!…working nights and sleeping during the day these have been a cheap effective alternative to other products. Easy to trim to size and find each one lasts a couple of years daily use before the need to replace. Excellent product and will continue to buy. Our high-quality window films are designed to be long-lasting, with a typical lifespan of 10 to 15 years or more. The exact lifespan will depend on the specific film, as well as factors such as sun exposure and maintenance. All our films come with a warranty for your peace of mind.

They work well however they aren’t 200 cm of usable blind – that appears to be the length of the material prior to folding. If you’re using them for a floor to ceiling window they won’t reach the ground and you’ll have a strange gap. Is your conservatory too hot? Our conservatory window films are the perfect solution to help mitigate excess heat and glare, but also help by reducing the fading of furnishings caused by UV light. It’s stylish, affordable and still allows you to enjoy the view through the glass.