Wood Blinds
Wood blinds are a superb choice to give your room a sophisticated look without the cost of wood shutters. They're durable and gorgeous, with a variety of upgrades available to make them a perfect fit for your home.
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How it worksWood blinds
Wooden blinds are an ideal choice to give any room an elegant look without the additional cost of wood shutters. Real wood blinds are not only durable, they have a wide range of customization options, so you get the perfect blind to compliment your décor and your functional needs.
Wood blinds are available in many different stain and paint options. Since the slats are real wood, you can choose a stained wood grain to match trim, furniture or floors; or a neutral paint color. A range of slat sizes allows you to choose a proportional look for your window scale and effect the level of light control and privacy.
Why Choose Wood blinds?
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Wood blinds are the perfect choice for many rooms and styles. Here's why:
- High Quality: Wood blinds are made from high quality real wood, making them both durable and gorgeous.
- Classic Alternative: When you choose a large slat size like 2.5”, wooden blinds are a great alternative to wood shutters. They offer the same sophisticated look of real wood without the additional cost.
- Customization: Wood blinds are available with a range of customization options. Slat sizes, wood grain, stains, and paint colors are all available to mix and match to fit your décor.
Optional Upgrades
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 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 wooden blinds.
- Continuous Cord Loop: An additional upgrade to secure the cords of the wood blinds to the wall or window frame. Ideal for large windows as it evenly distributes the weight and allows for easier operation.
- Cloth Tapes: A range of different fabric styles are available to add a stylish flair to your wooden 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 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:
- Wooden blinds are made with real wood, which is prone to warping from moisture absorption. Consider faux wood blinds that match in areas such as the bathroom or above a kitchen sink.
- Wood blinds have thicker slats that can partially obstruct your view when fully raised. Consider the window and the stack created when these are fully raised.
Measuring and Installing Wood blinds
Our 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 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.
Wood Blinds FAQs
How much do wood blinds cost?
The cost of your wood blinds will depend on the size. For reference, wood blinds are more expensive than faux wood blinds but less expensive than wood shutters.
Do wood blinds insulate?
Wood Blinds can help insulate your home. The thick wood slats, when closed, can block sunlight and keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Do wood blinds block light?
Yes, wood blinds can block light when the slats are tilted shut. If there are gaps between the blinds and the window frame, some light will still get through.
Are wood blinds heavy?
Wood blinds are actually lighter than faux wood blinds. Wood Blinds are better for large windows.
Are wood blinds in style?
Wood Blinds are one of the most popular window treatment styles. They will always be in style!
Are wood blinds energy efficient?
Wood Blinds can block sunlight and insulate, which can help save money on energy bills.
Can wood blinds be motorized?
Yes, Wood Blinds can be motorized with lift and tilt options.
How to clean wood blinds?
Never use water on wood blinds, it can cause warping. Clean your wood blinds the same way you would clean wood furniture, with a duster or microfiber cloth and furniture spray.
Not sure if you want to do it yourself? See if our Professional Measure and Install services are available in your area!