We are thrilled to introduce our Click2Go collection of no drill blinds that revolutionises how we shade our homes. Our Click2Go system makes the installation process faster and simpler than ever, ensuring that the blind is positioned in place and won’t move an inch. This new tool-free headrail system makes fitting your window coverings (and your life) even easier!
Perfect for rentals and walls you don’t want to leave a lot of marks on, Click2Go blinds are an innovative solution for modern house decorating.
What are Click2Go blinds?
Our Click2Go blinds seamlessly combine practicality and style. Effortless to install, the no drill headrail simply clicks into place, and with a choice of beautiful colours, designs and soft fabrics, there’s a style for every room.
How to Install No Drill Blinds?
Our Click2Go range is an innovative way to install blinds. The clever tensioned rail fits inside the recess of your window, so you can install your blind’s headrail simply and without the mess – just click it into place and enjoy stylish shading in a flash.
Step 1
Place the headrail inside the recess.
Step 2
Simply push the lever firmly upwards until the rail snaps into place.
Step 3
Slot the blind’s headrail into the pre-fitted brackets and your beautiful new blind is ready to enjoy.
Why choose Click2Go No Drill Blinds?
Click2Go blinds are the perfect choice for rental properties and walls you don’t want to leave a lot of marks on. Our blinds are strong and durable, meaning your window coverings won’t move an inch, not forgetting the installation is almost entirely drill-free! Practical and stylish, our blinds range features plains, colours, patterns and textures, so there’s something beautiful for every room and every style.
Our Click2Go range features Roman Blinds and energy saving Thermal Pleated Blinds with a choice of light-filtering DuoLight Blinds and blackout DuoShade Blinds. Stylish, practical and perfect for any space, these fuss-free and simple-to-install blinds are a time-saver in any modern home makeover project.
