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Val Hever Blinds is a family business run by Debbie and Val Hever who have over 50 combined years experience in the blind trade. Offering value for money and customer service that is second to none is among our top priorities and we provide a wide range of blind styles, fabrics and colours to suit every style and budget. Our range includes vertical blinds, roller blinds, venetian blinds, perfect fit blinds and everything in between. We supply our blinds to homes, commercial businesses, schools, colleges and local authorities in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas.
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72 School Rd, WV6 8ET, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
- 01902 754129
- info@valheverblinds.co.uk
- valheverblinds.co.uk
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