Pleated fabrics offered by Conservatory Roof Blinds.

Here we present the most popular and reliable pleated fabrics on the market today. We have broken the fabrics up into Popular (these 2 fabrics alone account for over 90% of installations) then Premier and finally Exclusive.

BE CAREFUL! If you have a heat or glare problem you will need a coated fabric (otherwise you are wasting your money). Not all companies supply coated conservatory blinds fabrics that will solve your heat AND light problems. All of our fabrics solve BOTH problems!

Below is the choice of fabrics Conservatory Roof Blinds offer, listed in order of popularity and economy. By the way you may find Madrid being called Siena by other manufacturers.

To take a closer look at the actual material roll your pointer over the swatch you wish to view, then just click on your chosen material to proceed. Please note that the expanded version will generally appear larger than normal size (it varies dependent on computer screen) the actual distance between creases is 20mm, or about the width of your thumb.

Your conservatory blinds fabric choice can be changed later as the surveyor will bring you the entire portfolio at the time of survey.

Popular - The most popular fabrics at the lowest cost.

Madrid SPC

This fabric is a thicker type of textured pleat. Customers tend to choose this for its subtle pattern and the advanced light and heat properties. If you are thinking of blinds for roof and windows this tends to add a little more character to the room.

Inspirations SPC

This is a smooth easy to clean fabric in some bright solid colours. Again it has all the relevant properties to cut down the light and heat in your conservatory.

Premier - This range is 5% more expensive than Popular.

Strata SPC

An unusual pattern on a thick fabric. Offering a smoother surface finish than the other patterned fabrics which follow. The same light and heat properties though.

Calico

Poplin

Parchment

Quartz ESP

Quartz is a black out fabric (ie. no light will come through it), therefore when drawn will act as another 'ceiling'. Because of this it has a grey plastic backing and so looks a different colour on each side - unlike the other fabrics we use. Not a popular fabric but if you want black out this is the one to choose.

Exclusive - This range is 10% more expensive than Popular.

Crush SPF

If you want a fabric with a lot of character this is probably the one for you. Very subtle crumpled look combined with the shading properties to be functional. Crush is not a thick material but a great solution for most applications.