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Post by taekwon on Apr 8, 2006 18:21:10 GMT 1
i've just measured for a conservatory for woodweave, two things 1.. i'm not sure of as never fitted them before. can anyone confirm 7cm is allowance for 90 deg corner. 2.. the other query is does anyone know the approx drop from the top of the blind to the bottom when pulled up fully for a blind with a drop of 200 cm.  cheers |
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Post by farmer on Apr 9, 2006 10:58:54 GMT 1
i've just measured for a conservatory for woodweave, two things 1.. i'm not sure of as never fitted them before. can anyone confirm 7cm is allowance for 90 deg corner. 2.. the other query is does anyone know the approx drop from the top of the blind to the bottom when pulled up fully for a blind with a drop of 200 cm. cheers Sorry mate, same problems Ive had. Suprise suprise , no-one knows, or them who do dont tell you. They probably dont know any way. best thing to do is to order a hand sample, to take in with you when measuring. Took about 4 months of constant asking for me to get one though. Or order one, raise a d.o.r., and then keep that for a sample. How can we do the job without proper tools !!!! |
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Post by gloryboy on Apr 9, 2006 17:04:23 GMT 1
drop when raised will be 30cm minimum so your customer will need to be a limbo dancer to get out the door! ;D your biggest worry will be getting the customer to accept how bad they look. |
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Post by dibsdobs on Apr 9, 2006 17:49:53 GMT 1
Also, the cord raise/lower control never seems to be as close to the edge of the blind as it could be.
It will almost hang down the middle of the door opening.
Mind you that could be a selling point, they could use it to swing out the door! Just don't forget to put extra brackets up ;D
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Post by kakalanka on Apr 9, 2006 20:45:02 GMT 1
Apparently cord raise/lower can be moved easily.......unscrew and move nearer edge ( something which should be done before dispatch).
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Post by agentcruise114313 on May 11, 2006 17:38:42 GMT 1
DOR'd a woodweave because some of the wood was broken and missing.
Just recieved the replacement.
Valances is cut at an angle and all the edges on the blind look as if they have been trimmed with a chainsaw. l thought the saws are checked daily for sharpeness and has quality control gone out the window.
2nd DOR equals £20 which will cover my cost, but l would rather they got it right first time. lts holding up my commission on a £1000 order.
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Post by gloryboy on May 11, 2006 17:45:18 GMT 1
£15  |
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Post by royt on Jul 16, 2006 22:24:07 GMT 1
i will not sell woodweave anymore, there the biggest pile of s-ite i have ever come accross, whats the point of selling a whole conservatory when then order value is about 3 quid
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Post by desmorse on Jul 16, 2006 23:17:19 GMT 1
i will not sell woodweave anymore, there the biggest pile of s-ite i have ever come accross, whats the point of selling a whole conservatory when then order value is about 3 quid How come it's taken you this long to discover that woodweave are cheap and nasty? Most of realised that within weeks of the launch  |
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