Blind Safety
You may have read or heard news stories lately about the strangulation hazards of blind cords. Whilst we don’t wish to frighten our customers, looped cords can pose a risk to small children. We take this risk seriously at Curtains Curtains Curtains, making sure that we do all we can to supply products that minimize risk:
1. Our Roman Blinds are fitted with ‘breakaway’ devices. These clever clips attach the cords to the blinds with a clip that will release under undue pressure.
2. We also supply a cleat to tie up the cords of the blind. The cleat should be fitted securely to an adjacent surface, out of the reach of children and at least 1.5m from the floor. It’s important to tie the cords off after each operation of the blind.
We’d also like to stress the importance of the following advice:
• Do not place a child’s cot, bed, playpen or highchair, or any furniture that can be climbed upon, near a window.
• Cords on curtains and blinds should be kept out of reach of children.
• Always tie the cords off around the cleat.
The following leaflet provides more information:
- Made to Measure or Altered to Fit?Posted : 28 March 2017
- The Benefits of Blackout CurtainsPosted : 09 May 2016
- Blind SafetyPosted : 25 April 2014
- Joins in Made to Measure CurtainsPosted : 04 March 2014
- Lining TypesPosted : 27 November 2013
- How to Measure and Gather Net CurtainsPosted : 16 October 2013
- Net Curtain AppealPosted : 02 October 2013
- How to Buy Curtains Part Four: Made to Measure versus Ready MadePosted : 11 March 2009
- How To Buy Curtains Part Three: Heading StylesPosted : 03 January 2009
- How To Buy Curtains Part One: MeasuringPosted : 19 November 2008