Roll direction refers to the direction the fabric rolls off the tube. Front Roll means fabric will roll towards the room. Back Roll means the fabric will roll towards the window. Back Roll is always recommended for an outside fitted blind, as you want the fabric to roll backwards close to the frame. Front Roll is the best option for inside fit if you want to avoid window latches and door handles.

If you are ordering a Thermal Blockout or Designer Roller back roll, please check what colour the back of the fabric is. Whatever the back of the fabric colour is, you will see this across the top of the roll once installed. Some fabrics have off-white coatings and some have coloured coatings, you can find out by clicking the learn more button on the fabric ranges or ordering free samples. Front Roll is always recommended if you are using a Thermal Blockout Fabric with an off-white thermal coating inside the frame, for a continuation of the fabric colour.

* Plain Blockout, Light Filter and Sunscreen fabrics are the same colour either side.

* We have Thermal Blockout fabrics with coloured backings

Fit refers to the options of fitting the blinds inside the frame recess, or fitting the blind to the outside of the frame or wall above. The key with inside fit is checking your recess depth (check for any obstructions, mullions, window latches or door handles). Then with outside fit, what is the architrave thickness or what is the space above the frame to fit brackets. Inside fit is very common but you will have light gaps. Outside fit is generally used when you can't fit inside or if you are trying to reduce light gaps.

Examples of Outside and Inside Fit

Recess depth required for a flush inside fit:

• Roller: 60mm
• 50mm Venetian: 70mm
• 25mm Venetian: 40mm
• Honeycomb: 40mm
• Vertical: 90mm (minimum frame depth required for inside fit 45mm)

Example Roller Blind outside fit and Sunscreen Blind inside fit.

Control side refers to the placement (left of right) of the mechanism that allows the user to operate the blind. To help you decide, consider what side is easiest to access, and what side is away from the opening of the door or window if possible. If motorised (Roller or Roman) this is the end that is either easiest to recharge the battery operated motor from, or the end the hard wiring is to.

Control type refers to the mechanism that moves the blind up and down. Standard type is chain operated, if this applies to your order please select a chain operated colour in the drop down list. This will be the colour of your control unit and brackets.

The other option is motorized with either a rechargeable battery motor, if this applies to your order please select a motor in the drop down list. If you choose a motor, you must also order the appropriate remote and charger which can be found in the motorisation section of the website.

Chain length refers to the length of chain that operates your blind. We have standard continuous chain lengths listed in the drop down. Continuous means a constant beaded loop with no joiners connecting the chain. As a rule the chain must be just over half the drop of the blind. For example if your blind drop is 1400mm the chain must be at least our 750mm chain size. Once you add the two clear plastic stoppers to the chain provided with (Roller Blinds) this restricts the length of chain you can use, hence the need to order the chain length at just over half the drop of the blind. The length listed is the length the chain drops down to and then it loops back up the same amount. So our 1000mm chain will hang 1000mm down from the top of the blind control unit and loop back up 1000mm.

Select Motorized Blind here if you previously selected a motor in the control type field as you do not require a chain.

The chain colour refers to the colour of the chain which operates the blind. We recommend co-ordinating colours work best. For example having the chain, drive unit, bottom rail all the same colour and a colour that compliments the blind fabrics or surrounding features in your home.

Vision Roller Blinds have a tear-drop style bottom rail with an internal roller. Normally this is supplied in the same colour as the cassette.

The Vision Roller Blind comes standard with in a 70m aluminium top cassette to hold the blind. It is available in two colours, black or white. It is recommended you match the cassette colour to the bottom rail colour.