Perfect Fit Pleated Blinds
FAQ for Perfect Fit Pleated Blinds
Standing for Advanced Solar Control, some Pleated fabrics have a special coating applied to the reverse to reflect heat and UV rays. This reflective coating will be visible on the outside of the window.
Use a feather duster, or the brush attachment on a hoover, to remove any dust from pleated fabric. Perfect Fit Pleated blinds can be cleaned using a clean damp cloth. This includes the fabric and the frame, which can also be buffed with a clean dry microfibre cloth afterwards. We do not recommend the use of abrasive cleaning sponges or scourers.
Pleated fabric is formed using a single layer of fabric that is folded and pressed into a concertina style. Plisse is another term used for Pleated fabrics. As it is a single layer of fabric, the cords of each blind are visible. Honeycomb fabric is formed by two layers of fabric (folded and pressed in a similar way to pleated) before being glued together to form a cellular structure. The cords run through the centre of the fabric so are not visible from the front or back.
Perfect Fit blinds will not damage your window seals when installed correctly. They are designed to clip in between the window seal and the frame so the window seal remains intact.