ypg
2021-01-08 23:44:53
- #1
We had two 90s installed for our window strip (1.80 width). By a professional. He drilled and we are satisfied. It is quite practical to be able to vary just one half.
Pleated blind for fixed glazing / suggestions?
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halmi
2021-01-09 10:06:13
- #2
At the 3m door we also have a pleated blind each, I think this can also be easily implemented at 1.6m. As mentioned, the pleated blinds are from MHZ.
Schimi1791
2021-01-09 10:34:56
- #3
: Do you also keep your grill "just like that" outside under a cover?
Bardamu
2021-01-09 11:41:47
- #4
Hi, well I can only recommend
1. Not to drill holes in the window frames... there are very good pleated blinds, e.g. from Sunlux24.de, which can be glued to the glass next to the frame. They have lasted ages with us and are of very good quality. Of course, the price depends on the size, ranging from 80 to 100 euros per piece upwards. Standard windows cost 150 euros.
2. You can really mount them yourself very easily, it’s no big deal. Upholsterer for pleated blinds... actually a joke, right??
If you own your own house, you should be able to do that yourself and have the drive to take such things into your own hands. Otherwise, you might as well hire a janitor.
So it’s really no big deal and there are these things in really good quality without damaging the frame. So I certainly wouldn’t buy something like that at Lidl.
1. Not to drill holes in the window frames... there are very good pleated blinds, e.g. from Sunlux24.de, which can be glued to the glass next to the frame. They have lasted ages with us and are of very good quality. Of course, the price depends on the size, ranging from 80 to 100 euros per piece upwards. Standard windows cost 150 euros.
2. You can really mount them yourself very easily, it’s no big deal. Upholsterer for pleated blinds... actually a joke, right??
If you own your own house, you should be able to do that yourself and have the drive to take such things into your own hands. Otherwise, you might as well hire a janitor.
So it’s really no big deal and there are these things in really good quality without damaging the frame. So I certainly wouldn’t buy something like that at Lidl.
halmi
2021-01-09 11:58:31
- #5
Yeah, of course. They can handle that easily. The tarp is only over it because I have some stuff in the base cabinet and it’s not completely sealed. But the grill is also used weekly.: Do you also have your grill "just like that" outside under a cover?
halmi
2021-01-09 12:01:49
- #6
Hi, well I can only recommend to you
1. Do not drill holes in the window frames... there are very good pleated blinds, e.g. from Sunlux24.de, which you can stick to the glass next to the frame. They have held up with us for ages and are very good quality. Of course, they cost between 80 and 100 euros per piece depending on the size. Standard windows 150 euros.
2. You can really install them very well yourself, it's nothing. Interior decorators for pleated blinds... actually a joke, right??
If you own your own house, you should be able to do something like that yourself and also have the motivation to take things like that into your own hands. Otherwise, you might as well just hire a janitor.
So it's really nothing difficult and there are these things in really good quality without damaging the frame. So I certainly wouldn't buy something like that at Lidl.
The installation is free with such a thing.
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