Integral Blinds in Bristol

Family-run Bristol business · 20 years trade experience · Send photos and we'll tell you if your frames will take integral blinds

Blinds sealed inside the glass

Integral blinds — sometimes called integrated blinds, blinds between the glass, or blinds inside double glazing — sit sealed between the two panes of a double-glazed unit. Because the blind is sealed between the panes, it is protected from normal room dust and there are no separate loose blinds hanging in front of the glass. Depending on the system, they can be operated by options such as a magnetic slider or cord control, which we confirm before quoting.

We can advise on, source and fit replacement sealed glass units with integral blinds where suitable — for patio doors, French doors, bifold doors, and larger windows.

Where integral blinds work well

• Patio & French doors — privacy and shade without blinds in the way of the door
• Bifold doors — clean lines with no separate blinds to catch as the doors fold
• Large windows — easy shading on big panes that are awkward to reach
• Kitchens, bathrooms & low-maintenance rooms — protected from everyday dust and grease

How it works with us

We start from photos and the sizes of the doors or windows you want fitted. We confirm whether your frames will take an integral-blind unit, recommend a suitable specification, and source the made-to-measure units. We then fit them in place of the existing glass — the frame stays, only the sealed unit changes.

Are integral blinds right for you?

Integral blinds are sealed inside the double-glazed unit, so there's nothing loose to dust or catch — useful for privacy and light control where ordinary blinds are awkward. We source made-to-measure integral blind units through Morley Glass and will confirm the available blind system, controls and colours for each job before quoting. Each one is a specialist made-to-measure sealed unit, so every job is measured, checked for frame suitability, and quoted individually. Here's where they tend to suit best:

Because the blind is sealed in, it can't be opened up and repaired later — if the mechanism fails the whole unit is replaced — so it's worth choosing with that in mind. Send us photos and rough sizes of the doors or windows and we'll confirm whether your frames will take integral blinds. They work well alongside patio, French and bifold doors.

What does it cost?

Integral-blind units are made to measure and priced on the size and specification, so we quote after checking the size and specification of your doors or windows — there's no one-size price. Send us photos and the rough sizes and we'll come back with a clear guide price.

Frequently asked questions

• What are integral blinds?

  Integral blinds — also called integrated blinds, or blinds inside the glass — are blinds sealed inside a double-glazed unit, between the two panes. Because they're sealed in, they're protected from room dust and there are no loose blinds or cords hanging in front of the glass. Depending on the system, they can be operated by options such as a magnetic slider or cord control, which we confirm before quoting.

• Do you make the units yourselves?

  No — we don't manufacture sealed units. We advise on, source and fit replacement sealed glass units with integral blinds where the frame and system are suitable. The units are made to measure by a manufacturer to the correct specification.

• Can the blind inside the glass be repaired if it stops working?

  Not inside the existing unit — the blind is sealed between the panes and can't be opened up and serviced. If the blind mechanism fails, the whole sealed unit usually needs replacing. It's worth knowing this before choosing integral blinds.

• Can I have integral blinds in my doors and windows?

  Often, yes — they're popular in patio, French and bifold doors and in larger windows. Suitability depends on the frame and the existing unit, so we check first. Send us photos and we'll tell you whether your frames will take them.