Window blinds are an important addition to every home as not only do they shade from bright light outside, they also help keep privacy and prevent people from seeing into your home.
Blinds, therefore, are great for a multitude of reasons. Your room will be kept darker during daylight hours–allowing you to sleep better–and you will not have that feeling of someone being able to watch you sleep. They’re especially great for if you have a baby or a young child who has an early bedtime.
Window blinds, especially blackout blinds, are often difficult to install. If you’re on a small budget and can’t afford to pay someone to install your blinds for you, or you’ve recently moved into rented accommodation and drilling holes left right and centre isn’t an option, how exactly are you meant to install window blinds without drilling?
You could go ahead and buy some traditional roller blinds or net curtains, but they can be quite difficult to install by yourself or without putting a few holes in the wall. BlindsInABox temporary white blinds or black instant no screw blinds provide the instant privacy you desire without the headache of DIY.
Once you’ve ordered your BlindsInABox instant blinds and they’ve arrived at your doorstep, installing is quite simple. All you need to do is trim the paper blind to fit your window, peel the adhesive strip and stick them securely, pressing firmly.
It’s that easy! With instant stick on blinds from BlindsInABox, it really is easy enough to install blinds and add a bit of privacy without drilling. We also supply blind clips to make the process easier.
BlindsInABox was created by Simeone Salik, with help from interior designer Janice Saunds and businessman Dominic Lawrence. When BlindsInABox appeared on BBC’s hit show Dragons Den, the company received financial backing from Dragons Duncan Bannatyne and James Caan. The no drill blind product itself has since become a solution for homeowners and renters alike to dress their windows and add privacy in an instant, effectively and on a budget all without sacrificing quality.
