Discover the Timeless Appeal of Wooden Blinds

Common sizes are 1", 2", and 2½":

• 1": Compact look for shallow frames or small windows.

• 2": Most popular—balanced scale and view‑through.

• 2½": Bolder look with wider view when tilted open.

Choose stains or paints to match trim/furniture, decorative tapes to hide ladders and boost privacy, routeless/no‑holes slats for fewer light pinholes, and crown valances or fabric‑wrapped cornices for a finished top treatment.

Yes. Cordless and motorized options remove dangling cords for a cleaner, safer setup. Motorization typically offers tilt control (and, on some systems, lift), via remote, app, or voice in smart‑home integrations.

• Inside mount: Built‑in look; measure depth to ensure headrail fits; expect small side light gaps.

• Outside mount: Overlaps the frame for better darkening and hides out‑of‑square openings—great for bedrooms or shallow frames.

Yes—use two or three blinds on one headrail to reduce weight and improve lift/tilt performance. For very wide sliders or frequent door traffic, consider panel track, verticals, or shades as more ergonomic alternatives.

For inside mount, measure width at top/middle/bottom (use the narrowest) and height at left/center/right (use the tallest); confirm frame depth. For outside mount, add overlap on all sides to limit light gaps. Professional measurement ensures accuracy and warranty compliance.

Dust regularly with a microfiber cloth or vacuum brush. Spot‑clean lightly with a slightly damp cloth (avoid soaking, ammonia, or harsh chemicals). Keep away from prolonged moisture/steam and strong direct sun where possible; quality finishes help resist fading, but faux wood is recommended in consistently humid areas.