The Stickfitlite roller blind range from Make My Blinds is a made-to-measure roller collection offered in 81 colours and finishes, starting from £8.68. It pairs the simplicity of a flat roller fabric with easy-fit mounting, and the palette runs from bright whites and soft creams through deep greys and blacks to a handful of bolder colours. Across the range you can choose no-drill, stick-on, standard or Perfect Fit fittings, so the same fabrics suit a recess, a face-fix above the frame, or a uPVC window where you would rather not drill.
Who it suits
Roller blinds are the workhorse of the made-to-measure world: a single flat panel that rolls neatly to the top, takes up little space when raised, and gives a clean, minimal line at the window. They suit almost any room, from a kitchen or bathroom that wants a wipeable surface to a bedroom or living room after a tidy, uncluttered look. The Stickfitlite range leans into that everyday versatility, and the no-drill and stick-on fittings make it an easy choice for rented homes or uPVC frames where drilling is awkward.
The breadth here is the real draw. With 81 options spanning whites, creams, greys, blacks and a scattering of colour, the range answers very different briefs from one place: a crisp white for a north-facing kitchen, a warm cream for a period sitting room, a deep charcoal for a contemporary scheme, or a textured honeycomb finish for a little more character. That said, a standard roller fabric on its own is light-filtering rather than fully blocking, so if you need genuine blackout in a bedroom it is worth checking which finishes offer that, and pairing the blind with side channels for the best result.
The colours
81 colours available
The palette is genuinely wide. Whites and creams dominate, from Gloss Soft White and Cotton White through Pearl Gloss, Chalk and Stark White to a run of soft creams and the Honeycomb Cream, Pearl and Snow White textures. Greys give plenty of contemporary choice - Anthracite, Soft Grey, Mist Grey Satin, Neutral Grey Satin, Dark Grey, Grey Gloss and Satin Graphite among them - and blacks run from Midnight Black Matt and Satin through Jet Black Gloss and Carbon. For warmth there are browns such as Sepia Brown and Brushed Brown Metallic, while the bolder end offers Forest and Emerald greens, Lemon Yellow, Gold and Bananarama, Rich Red and Scarlet Red, and Royal Blue and Space Blue. Perforated and shimmer finishes such as White Perforated, Silver Perforated, Alloy Shimmer and Thunderbolt Shine add subtle texture. With this many tones it is well worth ordering a sample or two before committing, as gloss, satin and matt finishes read differently under daylight and artificial light.
Price by your dimensions
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Price around its usual level (checked since 2 Jun).
With a from-price of £8.68, this range sits at the affordable end of made-to-measure roller blinds. As with any made-to-measure blind, the price you pay rises with width and drop, so a small recessed window will sit near the lower end of the scale while a wide patio or bay window costs proportionally more. The grid above reflects the made-to-measure price at your exact dimensions.
How it compares
Against a venetian, a roller gives you a cleaner, flatter look and quicker operation, but it trades away the slat-angle control that lets a venetian throw light upward while keeping privacy. Against a vertical blind it suits smaller and standard windows better, where verticals come into their own on wide patio doors. Within the roller category itself, the Stickfitlite range's strength is the combination of a large palette and flexible fittings at a low entry price, which makes it a sensible default when you want choice without a premium spend.
A note on care
Roller fabrics are low-maintenance by design. A regular light dusting, or a wipe with a slightly damp cloth on the wipeable finishes, keeps them looking fresh, and the flat surface means there are no slats to clean one by one. Avoid soaking the fabric or scrubbing hard, as this can mark or distort some finishes, and let the blind dry fully before rolling it back up. For a child's room, check that the chain or operating mechanism meets current UK cord-safety requirements, as a breakaway chain connector or a child-safety device is the standard compliant option.