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last year

Hi Everyone,

Any advice on where to buy good quality but affordable blinds from?

Thanks!

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Ricky Watkins
last year
Blinds 2 go.......measure & fit yourself very good quality & price too
Sonia
last year
I second Blinds2go. The quality isn’t the same as the ones I had done by a local blind company, but they are very reasonably priced.
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Sarah U-S
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I’ve recently bought a large Roman blind from Blinds2go and it’s fab. The price was very reasonable, the service quick and the quality good. You can also order free fabric samples.

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