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Window blind safety is a core part of BBSA guidance, including safer-by-design choices and correct use of safety devices where they are required.
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Choose the option that best matches what you would like to compare at home.
Choose the option that best matches the overall project.
Choose a time window. You’ll continue to the live calendar to choose an available date.
Choosing blinds or shutters is not only about how they look. It is also about safe specification, competent fitting, current industry knowledge and knowing the company behind the work follows recognised professional standards.

A recognised industry standard behind the advice, specification, safety and fitting of your project.
The British Blind and Shutter Association is the UK trade association for the blinds, shutters and awnings industry. Its published consumer guidance says accredited members are expected to meet requirements around insurance, training, child safety, current regulations and best practice, and its Code of Conduct.
Read the BBSA’s own guidance →Window blind safety is a core part of BBSA guidance, including safer-by-design choices and correct use of safety devices where they are required.
Members are expected to keep knowledge current through relevant product, business and health-and-safety training.
BBSA members receive industry guidance intended to keep them informed about regulations, safety requirements and recognised best practice.
Membership includes a commitment to the BBSA Code of Practice covering standards of quality, service, integrity and reliability.
The BBSA lists suitable insurance among the assurances customers should expect when using an accredited member.
If a dispute cannot be resolved directly, the BBSA provides a mediation route for customers dealing with a member company.
Accreditation matters most when it changes the experience you receive. From the first recommendation to the final fit, the decisions around your blinds or shutters should be considered, clear and appropriate for your home.
We start with what the window needs to do — privacy, light control, safety, operation and appearance — before narrowing the suitable products.
Your windows are measured in your home so the final specification is based on the real opening, the intended fixing position and how the product needs to operate.
Operation and safety are considered as part of the product choice, including safer-by-design and motorised options where they make sense for the room.
The product is professionally fitted and demonstrated, with Village support and our Five Year Guarantee package behind qualifying blinds and shutters.
The BBSA recommends safer-by-design blinds, particularly where young children live or visit. Where an operating cord or chain is used, current safety requirements and the correct safety devices matter.
Village Blinds and Shutters has been based in Ballymena since 1991. We measure in your home, manufacture a wide range of blinds and plantation shutters in County Antrim, and professionally fit projects across Northern Ireland.
A few useful answers about BBSA accreditation and what it changes when you are choosing a blinds or shutters company.
The British Blind and Shutter Association is the UK trade association for companies working with blinds, shutters and awnings. It publishes guidance for both the industry and consumers, including product, safety and best-practice information.
It indicates that the business is an accredited BBSA member and is expected to meet the association’s membership requirements and Code of Practice. The BBSA highlights insurance, training, child safety, current regulations and best practice among the reasons customers may prefer an accredited member.
Yes. The BBSA places strong emphasis on window blind child safety and recommends safer-by-design products where possible. It also publishes detailed guidance on operating cords, chains and safety devices.
No. BBSA accreditation is an industry trust signal and standards framework. The Village Five Year Guarantee Package is our own product-support commitment for qualifying blinds and shutters and operates separately.
Yes. We carry out free home appointments across Northern Ireland. We can bring suitable samples, discuss what you need the windows to do, professionally measure and help you narrow the right product and specification.
You can visit the BBSA website for its independent consumer guidance, information about choosing a member and current window-blind safety information.
Choose whether you would like to look at blinds, plantation shutters or both. We will bring suitable samples, measure the windows and help you compare the right options in the room itself.
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