Standard Vertical Blinds

Vertical Blinds

Vertical window blinds are today used in many window or door situations where control of light is essential.

For those who are not familiar with the vertical blind it operates from a track which has a cord to pull the blind back and a chain which operates the tilting of the Louvre slats. The blind has a weighted and chained hem which helps to keep the blinds stablility and iniformity at its base. The stack of the blind when it is pulled back of the window can be all to the left, all to the right or split like a pair of curtains. The controls can also be either end so no matter how a door or window opens the vertical blind system can adapt. The Vertical louvre slats are available in widths of 89mm (3½") or 127mm (5") and the standard vertical has a multitude of colour choices. There is also a version of vertical blind which can be made for sloped windows or doors, this system is often used on gable ends of a conservatory. Manual control is standard but full electrical control is available.

To see our specialist range of Vertical blinds click on the link to the left of this page.

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  • Roman Blind
  • This is shapella a shaped vertical fabric giving an unusual effect
  • London blind