Vehicle Blinds
Made-to-measure thermal blinds for car, van and campervan owners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Vehicle Blinds
Vehicle Blinds makes insulated, made-to-measure window blinds for cars, vans and campervans. Blinds are produced in its Redditch workshop and can be templated and fitted while customers wait.
The company sells blinds and templating kits directly to vehicle owners through its online store, and offers in-person fitting in Redditch. Products are made from foil-backed insulating material and are available in a stealth finish.
Vehicle Blinds Limited was founded in 2021 and is based in Redditch, UK. Its parent company, Macaw Limited, began developing temperature-controlled packaging in 2002; the blinds business started trading in 2016.
Product: Made-to-measure insulated vehicle blinds, templating kits and in-person fitting.
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