Curtain & Blind Fitting in Eastbourne
Curtain & Blind Fitting
Measured carefully. Fixed securely. Finished neatly.
Fitting curtains and blinds properly is often less about the fitting itself and more about knowing what you are fixing into. Dmytro can measure carefully, assess the wall or window area and choose a suitable fixing method for a secure and tidy installation.
A careful installation
The fixing behind the curtain matters
Curtain poles, tracks and blinds need to be level, correctly positioned and securely fixed if they are going to work properly and stay in place.
Different walls require different fixings, so Dmytro takes the time to consider whether he is fixing into masonry, timber, plasterboard or another surface before starting.
What I can fit
Curtains, blinds and window fittings
Curtain Poles
Measuring, positioning and securely fitting curtain poles to suitable walls.
Curtain Tracks
Installation of curtain tracks where appropriate for the window and room.
Roller Blinds
Careful fitting and alignment of roller blinds.
Venetian Blinds
Installation and adjustment of standard Venetian blinds.
Other Blinds
Other straightforward blind systems where suitable fixings and instructions are available.
Replacement Fittings
Replacing or repositioning existing brackets and fittings where practical.
The way I work
Measure first. Drill second.
A good installation starts with checking the position and the wall rather than simply drilling where the bracket happens to land.
Measure
Check the window, fitting width and final position carefully.
Assess
Identify the wall or fixing surface and choose an appropriate fixing method.
Fit
Install the brackets, pole, track or blind securely and level.
Check
Make sure everything operates smoothly and sits correctly.
Wall type matters
Not every fixing works in every wall
A masonry wall, timber frame and plasterboard wall all require different fixing methods. Choosing the right fixing is an important part of making sure a curtain pole or blind stays secure.
Before the visit
A few things help the job go smoothly
Have the fittings ready
Keep the pole, track, blind, brackets and supplied hardware together.
Know where you want it
It helps to decide roughly how high and wide you want the fitting before work begins.
Send a photograph
A picture of the window and surrounding wall is often useful before the visit.
Send product details
A link or model number can help Dmytro understand the fitting before he arrives.
Need curtains or blinds fitted?
Send Dmytro a photograph of the window and the fitting.
That is usually enough to start discussing the job and whether any special fixings may be needed.