Roller Blinds
One length of cloth on a roll, with a zebra option for stepped light.
DetailsCurtain Systems Vertical Blinds
Vertical Blinds
Light in vertical lines
The vertical vanes turn on their own axes: turn them a little and the light filters through; close them and the glass is covered; to open the blind, they stack to the side. The film and photographs below are of vertical blinds we have fitted at a door onto a garden and in a meeting room.
- Fabric
- Light-filtering, semi-filtering, blackout
- Operation
- Chain to turn, cord to draw
- Stacks
- To one side, or from the middle to both
- Ready in
- 3–8 working days
- Guarantee
- 3 years
What it brings to a room
Light in vertical lines
A vertical blind is made of vertical fabric vanes hanging from a track at the top. The vanes turn on their own axes to set the light, and the blind stacks to the side to clear the glass. It gives wide façades, sliding doors and offices an orderly, quiet look.
- Practical on wide glazing and sliding doors
- The vanes turn to steer the light
- Stacks to the side, leaving the way clear
- Suits offices and meeting rooms
Light and fabric
How it meets the light
Light transmission
- Filters light
- Adjustable ✓
- Dims or blocks light
Fabric and material
- Fabric vanes
- Light-filtering and blackout vanes
- Ceiling- or wall-mounted track
Colours in our installations
- Grey
- Black and dark
Tones seen in our photos; we go through the full range together in our sample books.
Installation photos
Where it works
- Living room
- Hall and corridor
Details and FAQs
How it works
Turn the vanes to adjust the light step by step, keeping your view out while the room stays hidden from passers-by. To open the blind fully, the vanes stack to one side or part from the middle to both sides. That makes it a practical choice for sliding doors and busy passages.
Where it is used
Vertical blinds come into their own at tall, wide windows, in winter gardens, offices and meeting rooms; the vertical line of the vanes makes a ceiling look higher. With light-filtering or blackout fabrics, they are suited to how the room is used.
Chain and cord
The bead chain turns all the vanes at once; the cord stacks the blind to the side or draws it closed again. A fine chain along the bottom links the vanes: the gaps stay even, and the vanes do not swing when the window is open.
Measuring, fitting and guarantee
A vertical blind is made to measure, and we take the measurements in your space ourselves. Orders are ready within 3–8 working days, and our own team fits them. Like all our products, our vertical blinds carry a 3-year guarantee.
Delivery and fitting
- Measuring
- On site, with sample books
- Delivery
- 3–8 working days
- Fitting
- By our own team
- Guarantee
- 3 years
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between vertical and Venetian blinds?
A Venetian blind has horizontal slats and draws up; a vertical blind has vertical vanes and stacks to the side. On wide, tall glazing and sliding doors the vertical blind is more practical, while at standard windows the Venetian blind is more common.
Is a vertical blind practical on a sliding door?
Yes. Stacked to the side, the vanes leave the doorway completely clear. We choose together which side the blind stacks to, by the way the door opens, so the stacked vanes never stand in the way.
Can a very wide window take a single vertical blind?
The track is made to measure, so a wide window can be covered by a single vertical blind. On very wide façades, splitting the blind into two or more parts makes it easier to use; we decide together which suits better when we measure.
Do vertical blinds black out a room?
With vanes in blackout fabric, most of the light is stopped when the vanes are closed. A little light can still come through where the vanes meet; for bedrooms that need full darkness, a roller blind or drapes may suit better.
What fabrics are vertical blinds made in?
The vanes come in light-filtering, semi-filtering and blackout fabrics. We choose the fabric with you from our sample books, according to the room's light and use.
How are vertical blinds cleaned?
Dusting the vanes regularly with a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner on low suction is enough. Marks can be wiped with a slightly damp cloth; the vanes unhook one by one, so they can be cleaned separately when needed.
Vertical Blinds
Get a quote for this product
A few details are enough for a quick quote, and we talk through the rest on WhatsApp. If you would like to share measurements and photos, use the detailed form.
Message us on WhatsApp
Made for your space
Let’s create the look you have in mind, together.
The right fabric, the right texture and professional fitting: solutions made for your living space.