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Faux Wood Blinds
Faux wood blinds are amazingly durable, which means they tolerate surface scratches. They are cost-effective and resistant to moisture, making them ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
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How it worksFaux Wood Blinds
Faux wood blinds provide a similar high-end style to wood blinds but at a reduced cost, allowing you customize and match décor for any room without breaking the bank. They are available in a wide range of colors, along with options for a realistic woodgrain appearance with genuine stains and wood texture. The variety of slat sizes also allow you match any size window and offer excellent light and privacy control.
Unlike their real wood counterparts, faux wood blinds can withstand temperature changes and moisture without warping or fading. Their PVC construction allows them to a more durable option in these areas, making them ideal for kitchens or bathrooms. They are also much easier to clean, simply wipe down with soap and water.
Why Choose Faux Wood Blinds?
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Faux wood blinds are the perfect choice for many rooms and styles. Here's why:
- Durable: Faux wood blinds are incredibly durable and more resistant to scratches and minor damage than real wood blinds.
- Moisture Resistant: The PVC materials used in faux wood blinds allows them to withstand humidity and moisture without warping or fading.
- Cost Effective: Wood blinds can get pricey and faux wood blinds have options that are a more cost-effective. While they can’t match every option available to real wood, there are still many options to get a similar or matching look.
Optional Upgrades
Faux wood blinds are also available with a range of upgrade options to further customize and get the perfect window treatment for your room.
- Cordless Lift: This popular upgrade allows you to operate your faux wood blinds with a hidden control system. No visible cords and easy operation; raise and lower the blinds with the push of a button!
- Rounded Corners: A subtle upgrade, choosing to round the corners of the blinds slats makes the edges look more finished.
- Routeless: Routeless blinds means the slats will not have visible holes for the cords to pass through. That means more light blockage and privacy. However, this is not an ideal upgrade for outside mount faux wood blinds.
- Cloth Tapes: A range of different fabric styles are available to add a stylish flair to your faux wood blinds. These cloth tapes can also be used to cover route holes for added privacy and light blockage.
- Valances and Cornices: A stylish topper that accents the blinds for an extra touch.
Other Considerations
While faux wood blinds are a great option for window coverings, they may not be the perfect option for everyone or for every room. A few things to consider:
- Faux wood blinds are heavier than wooden blinds and may not be the best choice for larger windows, as they can be more difficult to install and operate.
- While they have a similar appearance to wood blinds, faux woods are not an exact replica. There are many options available to get a similar appearance, along with embossed slats to get a more realistic wood grain appearance. If style and material are a top priority, consider ordering free samples to see and feel for yourself.
- Faux wood blinds protect from sunlight and heat during the summer, but are not the most energy-efficient during the winter. If you’re looking to save on your energy bill during the winter, check out some of our insulating window treatments.
Measuring and Installing Faux Wood Blinds
Our faux wood blinds are all customized and built to your specifications and can be installed by anyone going down the DIY route. However, you are not alone! Our guides on How to Measure and How to Install for faux wood blinds are full of the information you need to tackle the project yourself and be confident in your choices. In addition, we have in-house design consultants available to discuss your project and any questions you may have. They are only a phone call away at 1-800-505-1905.
Faux Wood Blinds FAQs
What are faux wood blinds?
Faux Wood Blinds are a popular window treatment which mirror the appearance of real wood blinds at an economical price. They are resistant to moisture and come in a wide variety of colors and patterns.
What are faux wood blinds made of?
Faux Wood Blinds are made of PVC material.
How long do faux wood blinds last?
Faux Wood Blinds are one of the most durable window treatments available. Since they are made from PVC material, they are resistant to warping and sun damage, which extends their lifespan.
Do faux wood blinds insulate?
Faux wood blinds can protect from sunlight and heat in the summer, but they won’t be the most energy-efficient window treatment during the winter.
Do faux wood blinds block light?
Yes, faux wood blind slats can be tilted to block sunlight. However, they will not provide total darkness if there are gaps between the blinds and the window frame.
Do faux wood blinds warp?
Faux wood blinds will not warp from moisture or sunlight.
Can faux wood blinds be recycled?
Faux Wood Blinds cannot be recycled. However, if they are in a usable condition, you may consider donating them.
Are faux wood blinds heavy?
Faux Wood Blinds can actually be heavier than their real wood counterpart. We do not recommend Faux Wood Blinds for large windows, as they may be too heavy for normal operation.
Are faux wood blinds good for bathrooms?
Faux Wood Blinds are excellent for bathrooms since they provide privacy options and do not warp from moisture.
Are faux wood blinds energy efficient?
Faux Wood Blinds can block sunlight, but they are not the most energy efficient blinds available. Consider cellular shades, shutters, or curtains for energy efficiency.
How to clean faux wood blinds?
Faux Wood Blinds are some of the easiest window treatments to clean. Simply wipe them down with a dry dusting cloth or warm, soapy water.
Not sure if you want to do it yourself? See if our Professional Measure and Install services are available in your area!