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- Custom-made in Australia − All of our blinds are custom made in Australia with the utmost care and attention to detail.
- High-quality components − From the aluminium tube to the sidewinder mechanisms, we use only the highest quality components for our blinds.
- Multiple options available − Choose from various options for the chain as well as the colour of the bottom bar.
- Easy to use controls − Your chosen blind can be fitted with controls on either the left or right-hand side for ultimate ease of use.
- Optional automation − If desired, we can automate your blinds through hard-wiring or rechargeable motor.
- Easy to clean fabric − Simply wipe the blinds down with warm soapy water and a soft cloth.
- Child-safe − All blinds we supply include safety devices to keep children safe.
- 5 year warranty – We offer a generous 5 year warranty on our blinds.
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Speedy Blinds takes safety seriously, which is why all blinds we supply with hanging cords or chains include safety devices as well as thorough installation instructions. When fitted correctly, these safety devices prevent hazards caused by looped cords and chains, helping to keep children safe.
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