…come at the cost of functionality and style – especially with elegant faux woods. While it is technically possible to cut faux wood blinds apart and hang the remains, we strongly suggest getting something that fits perfectly on the first try. Cutting down your existing faux woods requires more precise measurement and planning than it takes to order a whole new treatment. Even if done correctly, the lift system behind your covering will probably be…
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…simple. Vinyl faux wood blinds have slats made from solid vinyl. Composite wood blinds generally have a wood core with a polymer coating. This provides a more upscale, realistic “wood look.” Between the two, vinyl is cheaper. Both offer the same durability. Q: Is faux wood PVC? A: Covered in the first question. Yes, one type of faux woods are made from PVC/vinyl. Q: Is this a blackout blind? A: NO. This is the source of many customer complaints. I…
…ndows For Drapery As with any other shade, the addition of Drapery or Drapery Panels creates a professionally styled look for your windows. Layering treatments never fails to add an extra dimension to a well-designed room. Here are a few of my favorite Woven Wood and Drapery pairings with a few Fall accessories added just for fun. With these new textured, organic Woven Wood Blinds and a few decorative accessories, you are just a beat away from a f…
…options are durable, long lasting and economical when compared to the real wood alternative. Either material is a good choice for your home, as faux wood blinds, in general, are scratch-resistant and won’t fade, split, or warp in humid environments. The differences between PVC and composite faux woods are minor and can only be found in you look within each slat. Vinyl faux wood blind slats are made entirely from a solid vinyl material, while their…
…slats (if available) Clear tape for temporary fixes For Permanent Repairs: Wood glue (for wood slats) Super glue or epoxy (for vinyl/plastic slats) Clamps or heavy books for holding glued slats Fine-grit sandpaper (for wood slats) Touch-up paint or stain (optional, for wood slats) Safety Considerations: Work carefully with blinds. Ladder cords and lift cords can be tricky. If you’re not comfortable taking blinds down, you can often repair slats wh…
…rent Materials: Natural Woven Shades: Dust weekly, never submerge in water Wood and Faux Wood Blinds: Dust with microfiber cloth, wipe with slightly damp cloth if needed, never submerge in water Fabric Shades: Dust regularly, vacuum gently, spot treat stains with mild soap and damp cloth, never submerge any shades in water Curtains: Follow care instructions specific to your fabric, many curtain panels are machine washable on gentle cycle Making Yo…
…one deals that can save 20-40% off regular prices. Premium materials (real wood vs. faux wood), motorization ($150-$250 extra), specialty shapes (25-100% premium), larger sizes (40-60% more for large windows), and smart home integration all significantly increase custom blinds cost. Designer fabrics and blackout materials also add to the total. JTNDc2NyaXB0JTIwdHlwZSUzRCUyMmFwcGxpY2F0aW9uJTJGbGQlMkJqc29uJTIyJTNFJTBBJTdCJTBBJTIwJTIwJTIyJTQwY29udGV4…
…way to keep your faux wood sparkling. Source: Vix, Nashiadom How to Clean Wood Shutters Real wood shutters are a little more fragile than their faux or vinyl counterparts. I highly recommend avoiding any water or harsh chemicals that may warp, scratch, or discolor your real wood plantation shutters. A regular dusting is likely all these window treatments will require, identical to the method described above. Get your feather dusters and vacuum cl…