Roman blinds and PVC double glazed windows

[mogs]

I would like to make some blinds for our windows, but because the windows open inwards it means the blind will get caught up in the window.

I've thought about putting the batten on the wall just below the coving but there still isn't enough clearance to allow the window to open and close without trapping the blind.

We don't want to drill into the pvc, so any suggestions anyone?

[Boiling a frog]

I bought stick on hooks because I did not want to drill holes in my new oak windows

[Chrissie]

Funnily enough I was looking at that sort of thing in M. Bricolage the other day and saw a variety of blinds which seemed to hook over the PVC window (thus allowing the opening of the window without getting the blind caught up).  Wasn't sure how this allowed the window to close properly without warping, so would welcome views from anyone who has tried them.

Chrissie (81)