Conservatory Blinds

Thomas Sanderson high quality pleated blinds provide an easy and sophisticated solution for conservatories, by controlling heat and glare, increasing your privacy and keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer.

The Company has now launched The Graham Wynne Collection, their new fabric range for conservatory blinds, selected exclusively by the renowned interior designer Graham Wynne.

This fabulous collection of fabrics will inspire you to create your very own designer conservatory by adding style, comfort and character.

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SolarTex pleated blinds from Thomas Sanderson are ideal for keeping your conservatory cool in the summer.

Installing pleated blinds can transform your conservatory into a fully functional and comfortable living area – a playroom, study area or quiet retreat for you to relax in.

SolarTex blinds can significantly reduce the effect of solar glare ensuring your conservatory remains a restful place for you to sit all summer long. They are specially designed to keep glare to a minimum whilst still allowing natural light to flood into the room.

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You can keep your conservatory cool and private this summer with Silent Gliss Pleated Blinds.

They are ideal for use in conservatories, as they are very light weight, and are extremely versatile, being able to cope with many different glass shapes and angles.

Alternatively, if you have a bathroom with a large glass area you can use them to guarantee maximum privacy.

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The PowerPleat remote control option that comes with the Thomas Sanderson range of conservatory blinds is ideal for the gadget-lover who wants to stay in control of the windows in his (or her) conservatory.

You can switch from sunshine to shade at the click of a button – you can close out the showers or let the sunshine come flooding in!

Thomas Sanderson blinds are available in a choice of over 200 colours, and come with a five-year guarantee. They are made to measure by design professionals.

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