Discover the Modern Versatility of Aluminum Blinds

Aluminum blinds use thin metal slats that tilt to control light and privacy and lift to fully clear the window. They operate via a tilt wand or cord, cordless spring assist, or motorized tilt—delivering precise light control with a slim, modern profile.

Yes. Aluminum slats resist moisture, humidity, and UV fade, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and commercial spaces. Note: while durable, very thin slats can crease under force; higher‑gauge slats improve dent resistance.

Tilted slats give strong day/night privacy. For darker rooms, choose privacy (routeless/hole‑less) slats and consider an outside mount to reduce light gaps. Like all slatted products, aluminum blinds are not full blackout.

• Aluminum: Most moisture‑proof, sleekest profile, typically most budget‑friendly.
• Wood: Warmer, natural grain, lighter weight feel, higher cost.
• Faux wood: Moisture‑resistant like aluminum but heavier; wood‑like look at mid‑range prices.
  Choose based on environment (humidity), style, and budget.

• Aluminum blinds: Slatted, precise tilt control, compact stack, great for standard windows.

• Roller shades: Single flat panel with very clean lines; strong for glare control and large spans.

• Vertical blinds: Best for wide windows/sliding doors; vanes rotate and stack to the side.

Common sizes are ½" (micro), 1" (standard), and 2" (macro).

• ½": Sleek look for shallow frames and small windows.

• 1": Most popular, balanced view and coverage.

• 2": Bolder scale with greater view‑through when tilted open.

Choose from matte, satin, metallic, brushed, or perforated slats; color‑coordinated headrails and bottom rails; valances/cassettes to hide hardware; and privacy (routeless) slats to minimize light pinholes.