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Cath Kidston In The Sky Made to Measure Blackout Roller Blind Blue Option:Custom: Cath Kidston In The Sky Made to Measure Blackout Roller Blind Blue 155cm x 99cm (1737812641) The join in the pole

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Cath Kidston In The Sky Made to Measure Blackout Roller Blind Blue Option:Custom: Cath Kidston In The Sky Made to Measure Blackout Roller Blind Blue 155cm x 99cm (1737812641) The join in the pole The join in the pole is then concealed by the centre bracket so that it cannot be seen The Camile is 100% printed cotton fabric which features a beautiful painterly floral design in a range of warm tones The Cath Kidston made to measure blackout roller blinds collection offers a wide range of joyful printed styles to choose from or a classic blind with no pelmet top this does however include the bottom bar which adds a nice finish to the blind

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