The Tribeca range from Blinds By Post is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 5 shades, starting from £29.70. A roller is the simplest blind style - a flat fabric panel on a tube that draws straight up and down - and this range pairs that simplicity with a no-drill perfect fit frame, the kind that clips into the window bead and is popular on uPVC windows and bifold doors. The palette stays neutral throughout, built around creams and greys with a soft brown.
Who it suits
A perfect fit roller suits anyone who wants a tidy, frameless look without drilling into the window or the surround. The frame clips into the bead so the blind sits close to the glass, which works well on uPVC windows and bifold or French doors where a conventional fixing is awkward. The flat fabric panel is uncomplicated to use and keeps a clean line across the window when down.
Worth noting is that this range mixes opacities, so the fabric you pick matters as much as the colour. Some shades are a true blackout fabric that blocks light for a bedroom or nursery, while others are a standard fabric that filters daylight and softens it rather than blocking it. Check the opacity of the specific shade you like against the room you have in mind - a standard fabric will not black out a bedroom, and a blackout fabric is heavier than you may want in a living room you would rather keep light.
The colours
5 colours available
The range is a compact set of five neutrals: a pair of creamy tones in Camel and Oatmeal, two greys in Grey Dawn and Vintage Grey, and Stone as a soft mid neutral. There are no brights here - the collection is aimed squarely at quiet, easy-to-place shades that sit with most decor rather than make a statement. Because the range spans both blackout and standard fabrics, two shades that look similar can behave quite differently at the window, so it is worth confirming which fabric a given shade uses. Colour on a screen and colour filling a window can differ, so request a sample before committing to a full-sized blind, and use it to judge both the shade and how much light the fabric lets through.
Price by your dimensions
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Price down 4% since 9 Aug. (our checks since 6 Jun)
This range is offered with a perfect fit frame, the no-drill option, so the starting price reflects that fitting rather than a basic top-fix bracket. The price you see is then driven mainly by the size of your window. With only one fitting across the range, the choice comes down to shade and fabric opacity rather than how the blind mounts.
How it compares
Against a standard top-fix roller, the perfect fit version trades a slightly higher entry price for a no-drill fit that sits neatly within the bead and leaves the surround untouched - useful on uPVC and doors. Against a venetian or vertical blind, a roller gives no tilt: it is open or it is down, with a single flat panel rather than slats. That makes it the simplest style to live with, and the perfect fit frame makes it one of the tidiest to mount, but if you want to angle the light without raising the blind a slatted type would suit you better. Within this range the blackout shades cover bedrooms while the standard shades suit rooms where you want filtered daylight.
A note on care
Roller fabrics are among the easiest blinds to keep clean. Dust the panel regularly with a soft brush or the upholstery attachment of a vacuum, and spot-clean marks with a damp cloth and a little mild detergent, working gently so as not to stretch the fabric. Let the blind dry fully in the down position before rolling it back up. The perfect fit frame can be wiped over with a damp cloth, and because there are no slats or cords running through the fabric there is very little to maintain beyond the occasional wipe.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Tribeca roller blinds are sold under the same name by more than one UK retailer, and the price scales identically across window sizes - a strong sign it is the same fabric from the same supplier:
- Swift Direct Blinds from £19.00
- Blinds By Post this page from £29.70
- Shade & Story from £51.00
We match these on the shared name and an identical price curve, not an independent inspection, so treat it as likely the same fabric rather than confirmed - and check the specification and colour at each retailer before buying.