Just go to the relevant fabric order page and click on the various help links. Also you'll find similar help files on all of our soft furnishings order pages.

Blinds can either sit inside or outside of your window recess. For blinds sitting inside the window recess measure the ‘drop’ from top to bottom and the ‘width’ from side to side. Take extra measurements to ensure the window is not wonky and that the blind will rise and fall without catching.

Our blinds and shades are very easy to measure and install. Complete measurung and installation instructions can be found on our website. Your order will be shipped with all necessary hardware, brackets and complete installation instructions. If, however, you would like a professional to install your blinds, and guarantee their workmanship, we do offer a free, professional referral service. Click here to locate an installer near you.

No, we'll give you very detailed and simple to follow instructions on how to hang the particular style of curtain or roman blind which you have chosen.

We recommend that you start by ordering the largest blind first. Once this is fitted, you can measure up for the remaining blinds using the edge of the headrail as your starting point. Our customers find that this is the most effective way of getting a great fit around a bay window - it prevents any gaps or overlapping.

We have simple measure instructions and tips on our web site to help you with this stage. You can also call us on 1300 664 257 or email a photo of your window to us with a brief description. i seek blinds is always here to help you. We have provided installation instructions for each type of blind on the website. Simple click on the install box on the menu bar, select your blinds type, and follow the step by step instructions.

Early pedometers were mechanical and used a moving lever arm to count steps. Electronic pedometers now detect movement through a spring loaded, counter-balanced mechanism that records vertical acceleration at the hip. Pedometers measure the number of steps a person takes throughout the day.

quot;Roman language" is a term for a language that uses the Roman alphabet. The Roman alphabet, also called the Latin alphabet, is essentially the alphabet familiar to English speakers. The Roman alphabet derives 21 of its characters from Etruscan. The Romans added two more to make 23, and the modern English alphabet has added J, U and W to make 26. Other languages add diacritical marks to the characters, or combine some characters (ligatures).

We offer same day service in most situations. Blinds taken for cleaning in the morning are back in their place nice fresh and clean by late that same afternoon.

No, we offer a convenient pick-up service or (our most popular) full service option. Dropping off blinds at the shop is great for those who have the time, are comfortable taking the blinds down (without breaking brackets or damaging the blinds etc.). We DO NOT recommend you bring in Luminettes? or other such products to us unless you have the tubes to put them on and are willing to accept all liability for damage caused to the fabric or treatment should it be mishandled outside our control.

Yes. All lower windows have blinds which are not completely opaque. They give privacy but continue also to allow guests to view the animals and the mountains. The experience of waking to kangaroos beside your bed on the other side of the window is not to be missed!

Blinds within the Insulated Glass unit are becoming popular for some privacy concerns. Blinds give you the privacy and Insulated glass keeps you protected from the exterior elements. Contact Sun's Customer Service if you have an application that requires Blinds Between the Glass on a new SunClad Door. Sun Doors are available with all the Locks Keyed alike. Be sure to request these option when you place your order.

The courier “TNT” should leave a card stating the time/date delivery was attempted. The courier will return the blinds to your nearest depot. The card will have the depot and order details on it so you will be able to contact them direct to re-arrange delivery.

Measure the width and length or diameter of the table you'd like to cover. Measure from the table top down to where you'd like the tablecloth to drop. Add the drop twice, once for each side:

Each person, created in the image and likeness of God, sets out on a faith journey. Our church, and in particular the local parish, is always present along the way to minister to the traveler’s needs and to celebrate significant milestones in their lives. We become a new creation through water and the Holy Spirit in Baptism becoming children of God. At the table of the Eucharist, we are nourished for our life’s journey.

Before Julius Caesar introduced the Julian calendar in 45 BC, the Roman calendar was a mess, and much of our so-called ''knowledge'' about it seems to be little more than guesswork. Originally, the year started on 1 March and consisted of only 304 days or 10 months (Martius, Aprilis, Maius, Junius, Quintilis, Sextilis, September, October, November, and December). These 304 days were followed by an unnamed and unnumbered winter period. The Roman king Numa Pompilius (c.

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Bronze, copper, silver, gold, and electrum mostly. More than likely you will not find any gold coins in these lots. I've never found one and I buy thousands. People who say that you will find gold are lying and that's not a very nice way to do business. You can find silver coins, although these are fairly rare, and you may find coins that show "silvering" which is basically a bronze coins with a wash of silver.

The Roman List is an electronic mailing list which provides a forum for living historians of the Roman Empire to discuss all aspects of Rome, from the Republic to the Late Roman period with special emphasis on the Empire. We do living history by utilizing a combination of lifestyle representations, military impressions, modes of dress, foodways, crafts, and battle reenactments.