Venetian Blinds
Examples of our fitted Venetian Blinds
Venetian blinds are window blinds made up of horizontal slats that can be tilted to control light and privacy or raised fully to open the window. They’re available in materials such as aluminium, fauxwood and real wood, making them suitable for a wide range of rooms.
Yes. Aluminium and fauxwood Venetian blinds are ideal for kitchens and bathrooms as they are moisture-resistant and won’t warp or swell in humid environments. Real wood Venetian blinds are better suited to dry rooms such as living rooms and bedrooms.
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Aluminium Venetian blinds are lightweight, modern and moisture-resistant.
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Fauxwood Venetian blinds offer a wood-effect finish with added durability and resistance to heat and humidity.
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Wooden Venetian blinds are made from real timber and provide a natural, premium look best suited to dry spaces.
Yes. Venetian blinds are low maintenance. Aluminium and fauxwood blinds can be wiped clean with a damp cloth, while wooden Venetian blinds should be dusted regularly using a dry cloth or soft brush.
Yes. Venetian blinds offer excellent privacy control. The adjustable slats allow you to let light in while blocking the view from outside, making them ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.
One of the main benefits of Venetian blinds is their precise light control. You can tilt the slats to reduce glare, soften daylight or fully block light when required.
Yes. Venetian blinds can be made to measure for large windows and wide openings. Fauxwood and aluminium blinds are often preferred for larger sizes due to their strength and stability.
Yes. We offer child-safe operating options in line with current UK safety regulations. Please speak to our team if you require a specific control type for added peace of mind.
Yes. Venetian blinds are a popular choice for offices, shops and commercial buildings due to their durability, clean appearance and ability to control light and privacy throughout the day.
On our Video Tutorials page — watch easy how-to video of how to level a blind, and also understand the safety regulations with woodern venetians.
