Autotrail Interior Blind Make????

Trikeman

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Hi All,
our 2006 Apache 700 SE has two blinds in the rear lounge with broken end 'bits' that secure them down in the closed position, we can live with it - however SWMBO wants to change the pair - they are starting to tear in the corners. Anyone know what/who makes them so we can replace?
They are roller downs, fly-screen nearest the window and the blackout/thermal (shiny side out) on the inside.
We plan to renew them but not too sure where to get them from - had a look but couldn't see any manufacturers marks on them. They are not the concertina type, more like roller blinds in frames.

Any help will be appreciated.

Regards,

Trikeman.
 
I would like to know too ! One of the springs ( in the rear window ) has gone very weak
 
Try Remis blind spares on Ebay. What colour are the end hooks, black are remis blinds. Seitz blinds are white/cream.
 
Thanks for getting back - the blinds are in fact Seitz and after a bit of shopping around I found a dealer who sells all the bits, reasonable too.
Leisureshopdirect.(y)
Two blinds needed repair so I refitted the fly-net (after learning how to un-tension and re-tension the mechanisms) after that 'flew out' and the small end clip (SP336) that broke on the other I now have on order.
Not so complicated afterall.:whistle:

Regards,

Trikeman. ;)
 
I would like to know too ! One of the springs ( in the rear window ) has gone very weak

@Jaws
Jaws,
I found that you can re-tension the recoil springs - just done ours and they drift up nicely now.

Regards,

Trikeman.

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tried that.. sadly the spring has gone as weak as a weak thing .. Wind it up any more and it becomes coil bound... So needs a replacement..
Will pop along to Leasureshop direct and it sorted out ! ( mine are actually the concertina type.. this is for my daughters unit :-) )
 

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