What is a pelmet on blinds?

What is a pelmet on blinds?

A pelmet or fascia, is what is used to conceal unsightly headrails, and is the finishing touch to complete the blind. Pelmets can also be commonly found when curtains are used instead of blinds, as a pelmet is a concealing framework that can be hung above a window to hide a curtain pole or headrail.

Do Blinds to Go make pelmets?

Pelmets for Exact Fitting When you choose exact fitting we will make your pelmet a few centimetres wider than the blind and include side returns, so that the brackets are not visible either side.

Are window pelmets old fashioned?

Pelmets provide elegance for your window treatments while being economical at the same time. You might be wondering why curtain pelmets look old-fashioned; that is because they actually are. Curtain pelmets date back to the 15th century during the Renaissance period, where various forms of art were everywhere.

What are senses roller blinds?

‘Senses’ Roller Blinds

• What is a ‘Senses’ Roller Blind? A senses roller is similar to a regular roller blind, with the addition of a fully integrated metallic fascia. (
• Make it safe, make it Senses. The Senses ‘Slow-rise’ has been designed to fully address concerns over safety.
• One touch operation.

What is the difference between pelmet and cornice?

For clarification, a cornice is the cabinet trim that fixes on the top of a kitchen wall cabinets, whilst the pelmet is the smaller trim that goes around the bottom of the cabinet. Each cornice and pelmet is constructed from a combination of solid oak and MDF, covered in a real oak foil.

How do you make a covered pelmet?

1. Step 1: Measuring for Size. Measure your window where you would like the pelmet to sit.
2. Step 2: Cut Foam Core/Plywood. Now it is time to begin cutting the foam core which will form the structure of your curtain pelmet.
3. Step 3: Cover with Quilt Batting.
4. Step 4: Cover with Fabric.
5. Step 5: Fit to the Wall.

What is the purpose of a pelmet?

A pelmet (also called a “cornice board”) is a framework placed above a window, used to conceal curtain fixtures. These can be used decoratively (to hide the curtain rod) and help insulate the window by preventing convection currents.

Do I need a pelmet?

You do not have to have cornice or pelmet fitted to your kitchen. They are primarily decorative, so are not needed for any structural reason. It is very common that modern kitchens won’t have any cornice or pelmet fitted. It gives a more streamlined and clean look, which suits certain kitchen styles.

What kind of pelmet to use for roller blinds?

Fabric covered timber pelmets are designed to complement roller blinds, roman blinds, timber venetian, vertical blinds. Custom made in a fabric of your choice that is bonded to the pelmet. Fabric covered timber pelmets compliment the finish of your new window furnishings while concealing the top of the window including any light gaps.

How big do pelmet blinds need to be?

Pelmets are padded when ordered with soft furnishing fabrics, however bonded can also be specified with harder blind fabrics to match your existing blinds. Our Pelmets feature a modern 200mm face size however they can be made to whatever size you specify.

Where do you put a pelmet on a window?

They’re generally just installed to sit just above the architrave, and either side for an easy fix. Pelmets are padded when ordered with soft furnishing fabrics, however bonded can also be specified with harder blind fabrics to match your existing blinds.

What are the dimensions of slimline roller blinds?

Double Brackets are available in Pure White, Silver Grey, Sandstone and Black. Front Blind must be right control. Back Blind must be left control. Slimline Combo Double Brackets are available in Pure White, Silver Grey, Sandstone and Black. Measurements are 85mm x 148mm.