What are the advantages of wood blinds?
• You can choose different-sized slats
• The slat thickness can vary depending on your choice
• They can come in many different colors and types of wood
• They are easily cleanable and just need a wipe clean with a dry cloth
• They are great for any room; bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, playrooms, conservatories, kitchens, toilets, bathrooms, hallways, landings and door windows (perfect fit blinds)
Can Wood Blinds be installed in any room?
If you are having blinds installed in a space with more moisture, such as a bathroom or kitchen, PVC Venetian blinds may be a better alternative because they are more resistant to both heat and humidity than wooden blinds.
What Are the Advantages of Blinds?
Blinds, like drapes, screen a window and can make a room look basic and contemporary.
Blinds are typically the same width and height as the window and are installed in the window recess, but they can also be somewhat larger and taller and installed on the outside of the window frame.
Is it true that wooden blinds keep your home warm?
Window blinds have variable thermal impacts since they can exclude undesired heat from the summer sun and keep heat in during the winter. Because of their revolving slats, wooden blinds can limit light to varied degrees. A blind’s aim is to provide seclusion and shade while also being aesthetically beautiful.
What colors are available for Wood Blinds?
Wooden blinds are available in a variety of wood types, colors, and grains, and a good blind provider will have a large selection of color options for you to choose from.
What widths are available for Wooden Blinds?
A wooden blind’s greatest width may usually be built to suit around 242cm since any wider, and the weight of the blind would be too heavy to fully open or close the blind or actually fit safely to your window frame. Again, we recommend that you seek assistance from your blind manufacturer.
How wide are the slats on Wooden Blinds?
Wood blind slats are often available in sizes ranging from 25mm to 65mm, but always confirm this with your blind supplier.
