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pollo Blinds is an established and trusted franchise network selling and installing gorgeous made-to-


measure window blinds, plantation shutters and awnings. Apollo Blinds is part of the Hunter Douglas


Group, which is the world’s largest window blinds company. This means that it has access to the widest range of window blinds in the UK and leads the way when it comes to innovative, high-quality products that can be installed in a variety of spaces, from straightforward living room windows to trickier roof lights. The company was founded in 1972, and


the franchise model has been developed and refi ned over a number of years. The business now covers more than 50 areas, including both mobile businesses and showrooms. Most new franchisees opt for a mobile business because it provides them with a cost-effective entry point to capitalise on the renowned brand, which has a reputation for providing excellent window coverings with fantastic customer service.


Training and support Alongside being able to build on the brand, Apollo Blinds franchisees enjoy


bfa status: Associate


Established: 1972


a variety of benefi ts including: Ÿ Using Apollo Blinds’ range of expertly created marketing and branding collateral, including its stunning collection books to support product demonstrations


Ÿ Becoming part of a network of franchisees who are willing to share knowledge and advice


Ÿ The competitive trade prices on products it receives as part of the Hunter Douglas Group


Ÿ Access to a range of detailed yet accessible documentation, including training guides and operating manuals


Ÿ Bespoke training tailored to suit the specifi c needs of a growing business.


Investing in Apollo Blinds Of the £20,000 fee to join Apollo Blinds, £15,000 is invested directly back into a franchisee’s new business to provide marketing materials, collection books, sample blinds, documentation and training. A third of this £15,000 is invested into a tried- and-tested marketing launch programme – which includes setting up a personalised website, distributing leafl ets, and advertising in magazines, online and via social media – to get the new business off to a fl ying start.


Number of outlets in the UK: 65 areas covered by 40 franchisees


Areas available: 66


Investment level: £20,000


Contact: Matt Thomas


Address: Apollo Blinds, Inchinnan Business Park, 10 Fountain Crescent, Renfrew, Scotland PA4 9RE


Telephone: 0800 852 7399


Email: thomasm@apollo-blinds.co.uk


Web: apolloblindsfranchise.co.uk


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