Hi there

www.zonehardware.com.au

Not sure about the products, I guess each company has their problems but child safety should at the top of the list? I have found this bit of information, see below:

Zone Hardware Pty Ltd—Amour Roller Blinds
PRA number: 2009/10901
Date created: 3rd July 2009
Roller blind.jpg
Product information
Product description
Both single and double Amour roller blinds.
Identifying features
Item numbers: BL3425, BL3432, BL3449, BL3456, BL3463, BL2978, BL2985, BL2992, BL3005. BL3012, BL3029, BL3036, BL3043, BL3050, BL3067, BL3074, BL3081, BL3098, BL3104, BL3111, BL3128, BL3135, BL3142, BL3159, BL2916, BL2923, BL2930, BL2947, BL2954, BL2862, BL2879, BL2886, BL2893, BL2909, BL5252, BL5269, BL5276, BL5283, BL5290.
What are the hazards?
Strangulation
What are the defects?
The looped cord of the blind poses a strangulation hazard for children if cord tension devices are installed incorrectly.
Dates available for sale

* February 2009 - July 2009

Where the product was sold

* SA

Traders who sold this product
4 Bunnings stores in SA: Woodville, Mile End, Parafield and Marian.
Supplier
Zone Hardware Pty Ltd
Supplier's web site
https://www.zonehardware.com.au
What should consumers do?
Disregard the instruction in the warning and operational tag which refers to the placement of the tensioning device 1.6m from the floor. Fasten the tensioning device to the wall or architrave in a position that ensures the beaded cord is kept taut at all times. Contact Zone Hardware on 03 8733 4000 and new operational and warning tags and installation instructions will be sent to you.

I bought the zone hardware roman blinds for the lounge area and roller blinds for my bedrooms from bunnings hardware store in Victoria. All went well no problems installing the blinds. The quality is better than the the blinds from smart home products which I had purchased a few years earlier.


Robert