Removing a Velux blind should be done with care to avoid damaging the window frame or the blind’s tension mechanism. You typically need to detach the side channels first by carefully releasing the clips or screws, then unlock the blind cassette from the top mounting brackets. If you are removing them to replace the fabric or upgrade to a newer model, be cautious, as the spring-loaded mechanism can be delicate. If you find your blinds are faulty or you are planning a room renovation, feel free to reach out to us—we can handle the professional removal and discuss your options for a modern, upgraded replacement.