Tilt, rather than simply block.
Change the angle of the slats to soften glare while still allowing useful daylight into the room.
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Choose the option that best matches what you would like to compare at home.
Choose the option that best matches the overall project.
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Tilt the vertical slats to soften glare or increase privacy, then draw them back when you want a clearer opening. Choose from soft fabric or practical PVC, measured for your windows and professionally fitted.
Vertical blinds do more than simply open or close. You can rotate the slats to change the balance of daylight and privacy, then draw the blind back when you want easier access to a door or a more open view.
Start with the job the window needs to do. This will help you decide whether fabric or PVC is likely to suit the room better.
Vertical blinds stack neatly to the side and can be drawn back when you need access through a glazed door. You can still tilt the slats for privacy without fully closing off the opening.
The appeal of Vertical blinds is their flexibility: rotate the slats for finer control, draw them across for stronger screening, or stack them back when you want the opening clear.
Change the angle of the slats to soften glare while still allowing useful daylight into the room.
Rotate the louvres to reduce the view into the room without necessarily drawing the blind fully open or closed.
Draw the slats back when you want easy access through patio or other glazed doors.
Choose a softer textile look or a more practical rigid material depending on the room and maintenance you prefer.
Both use the same familiar vertical format. The difference is mainly in look, feel and how easy you want the slats to be to wipe clean.
Fabric slats give the window a softer appearance and are available in a variety of colours and designs. They work well where the look and feel of the room is the main consideration.
Rigid PVC slats are useful where easier cleaning matters more. Their smooth surface gives the blind a crisp, practical finish.
PVC gives a cleaner, more structured look and is straightforward to wipe down. Fabric is softer visually and offers more textile variation. During your home appointment you can compare physical samples against your room and existing finishes.
A pale Vertical blind can keep a wide opening feeling bright, while a darker finish can make the window more architectural. The room, frame colour and surrounding furnishings all affect the final look.
Our Vertical blinds are supplied to meet applicable child-safety requirements. During your appointment we can also talk through draw direction, slat material and the most practical configuration for doors or large openings.
Vertical blinds are not part of our motorised range. If motorisation is important for your project, compare our Roller, Cellular, Roman, Venetian or other compatible motorised blind options instead.
We’ll compare fabric and PVC Vertical options, discuss light, privacy and door access, and professionally measure the windows.
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Compare how they operate, where they work well and whether fabric or PVC is the better fit for your room.
Compare fabric and PVC samples, discuss light and privacy, and have your windows professionally measured for a made-to-measure quotation.