Nantmor Blinds looks back at a year of Cosiflor blinds and other recent developments.

It’s now a year since Nantmor Blinds introduced the Cosiflor range of pleated blinds into its product collection, which coincided nicely with the Cosiflor introduction of a brand new range of pleated and Duette fabrics.

Manager Aaron Scott said, “This first year has been very positive with many new and old customers joining us. We have introduced developments and improvements to the system, and continue as always to ensure we provide our customers with the very best in terms of quality and innovative product, along with a prompt, professional and efficient service. The new Cosiflor fabric collection has been very well received with the general consensus that it gives our customers a one-stop shop for pleated blinds.”

As well as the pleated collection the new Duette fabrics collection features six ranges comprising 42 colours. Within the collection there is a blackout FR range that finally fills a void that has been the bugbear of many a contract or school tender where rooflights or roof wells need shading. There is also a good range of normal blackout colours that again have proven very popular for rooflights and skylights in domestic dwellings as they provide a different aesthetic and various operating options (hand, cord or motorised) from those provided by the normal blackout roller blind.

In other developments, Nantmor now produces all of its pleated shaped blinds without sidebars, so trapezoids (blind models PL41 and PL42) now coordinate with the standard right angle and equilateral shapes they produce. This has proven a great success and is another point that sets Nantmor Blinds apart.

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