This is the aluminium roller range from Blinds By Post, a no-drill collection built around two fittings - stick-on and perfect-fit - that clip or adhere to the window rather than fixing into the wall or reveal. With 19 colours from £19.58, it spans plain greys and whites through to perforated finishes, so it covers both the recede-into-the-room job and the let-some-light-through job in one place. The breadth here is the point: rather than one shade, you get a working palette of neutrals plus a handful of perforated and darker options.

Who it suits

The no-drill fitting makes this range a sensible choice for renters and anyone reluctant to put holes in UPVC frames. The perfect-fit option grips the window's rubber gasket, while the stick-on option adheres directly, so nothing is fixed permanently and both come away cleanly at the end of a tenancy. That suits bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens where a reversible fit matters, and it works well across conservatories and newer-build properties where several windows want a consistent look.

The colour spread also widens who it suits. With greys, whites, a cream or two, and black finishes available, you can match the blind to white UPVC frames, let it recede against a neutral wall, or pick a darker tone where you want the window to read as a feature. The perforated finishes add a further option for rooms where you want some daylight and outward view retained rather than a solid panel - worth knowing before you assume every roller here blocks the light the same way.

The colours

19 colours available

Fitting

The palette is led by neutrals. Greys run through Silver, Anthracite, and Cool Grey; whites and off-whites cover Porcelain, Pearl, and Vela; the warmer Vanilla leans cream; and Black appears in both plain and perforated form for contrast. Several options - Perforated, Perforated Steel, Perforated White, and Perforated Black - carry a perforated finish that lets through filtered daylight rather than blocking it. Names such as Atmosphere, Brushed, Gloss, Matt, Soul, and Merle describe surface and tone rather than a single flat colour, so a sample is the honest way to judge the finish before you order made-to-measure. If you want the blind to disappear, the mid greys and porcelain whites are the safe picks; if you want some view retained, choose one of the perforated finishes.

Price by your dimensions

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At a from-price of £19.58, this sits at the accessible end of the made-to-measure no-drill market. As with all made-to-measure blinds, the final figure rises with width and drop, so a large window costs more than a small one regardless of colour. The perforated and specialist finishes can sit a little above the plain neutrals, so check the grid for your exact size rather than reading the from-price as the whole story.

How it compares

Against single-colour no-drill ranges, the strength here is the spread: greys, whites, creams, blacks, and perforated finishes in one collection, with two fitting methods to suit different windows. If you specifically need blackout, confirm the opacity of your chosen colour with Blinds By Post first, as the listing does not state an opacity class for every finish and the perforated options are by design not blackout. For windows that are not UPVC, a standard recess-fit or face-fit roller is the more reliable route, since both no-drill methods here depend on a suitable frame or a sound surface to adhere to. Where you do have UPVC and want choice without drilling, this range gives more colour and finish options than most no-drill alternatives at this price.

A note on care

Both fittings are designed to come away without trace, so this range remains a good option for rooms where you may swap blinds, repaint reveals, or restore the window later. Keep the frame and any adhesive surfaces dry and wipe the blind down with a damp cloth rather than soaking it. The perforated finishes will show dust a little more readily than the plain ones, so an occasional dust over keeps them looking right. Before ordering made-to-measure, measure carefully to the method's instructions - the visible glass area for perfect-fit, the surface span for stick-on - and request a sample of your chosen colour, since surface finishes like gloss, matt, and brushed read differently in the room than they do on screen.

The same designs, at several retailers

roller blinds are sold by more than one UK retailer, so the same designs turn up under each shop's own range. They differ in construction, colourway and fitting, so it pays to compare on more than price:

  • Blinds By Post this page from £19.58
  • Wilsons Blinds from £22.19

These are the same designs rather than guaranteed identical blinds - one retailer may weave a jacquard where another prints the pattern, and colourways and fittings vary. Check the specific design, colour and fitting at each retailer before buying.