Vertical Blinds

Vertical window blinds are another great option, allowing indoor privacy and providing the ability to block all outdoor light. They can also be drawn back into a very small space. Best of all, vertical window blinds are less expensive than most other blinds, while still providing all the same advantages.
As the name suggests a vertical blind uses the vertical length of material. This material is usually cloth, but hard PVC or facsimile timber is also popular. The vertical lengths of material are drawn to one side when the blinds are opened. The open blinds are only as wide as the width of one length of the blind material, which means they are very compact.
With large sliding doors vertical blinds are by far the most popular option. When open they do not interfere with the doors at all.

Advantages of Vertical Window blinds

Fairly low cost for materials and installation
They are simple and easy to operate, with very few maintenance issues.
The vertical surface collect far less dust than other blinds. So cleaning is infrequent and quite simple.
They take up little space when drawn open.
Blind materials can be cloth, PVC, metal, or facsimile wood
They provide complete light blockage when necessary.
They provide decent privacy when closed
There is little to no problems with getting caught on the blind or choking, especially if there is no cord involved.
They are the best option for sliding doors, as they can be drawn to not get in the way.
There is a decent barrier against insects, even with open windows and no flyscreens.
They provide reasonably good insulation for the home when you want to keep the room warm.
They can be electronically controlled, or be opened with a rod or drawstring.

Blind Online

You will need to know the exact window or sliding door size before ordering vertical blinds. But you can find the right style of vertical window blinds by browsing online. Once you have the right style and size requirement the installation is fairly straightforward.

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