Venetian Blind
A blind with tilting horizontal slats that sets daylight and privacy by angle.
How it works
The blind is made of horizontal slats hung from a headrail. Tilt the slats to let light in at an angle or to block it, adjusting brightness and privacy without raising the blind. It can also be drawn up completely.
Light set by slat angle
Keeps privacy and a bright room
Dust-repellent, easy-wipe surface
Choice of colours
What the slat angle changes
Without raising the blind, you adjust light, view and privacy just by tilting the slats.
Slat tilt is adjusted with the wand.
Slat colour: A choice of colours is shown from the sample card at the site visit. Slat material and width are set from the sample card at the site visit.
Slats are horizontal; you see out between them.
Which Venetian blind for your room?
A few questions to find the right fit for your room.
Question 1Is the window a glass balcony?
With corded operation, child-safety devices such as cord cleats and breakaway connectors are recommended.
The matching system will appear here based on your answers.
System options
Key options tailored to your project:
Technical specifications
- Slats
- Horizontal, adjustable angle
- Slat material and width
- Set from the sample card at the site visit
- Manual control
- Cord to raise, wand to tilt
- Mounting
- To suit the window and room; set at the site visit
- Surface
- Dust-repellent, easy to clean
Glass and aluminium since 1940.
Our glass and architectural factories are in Adana; one dedicated partner from survey to installation.
2-year system warranty
Production in Adana, showroom in France.
Glass Factory and Architectural Factory in Seyhan, Adana; showroom and warehouse in Bondoufle.
Frequently asked questions about Venetian blinds
Start with where you want to stop the sun. To close a terrace, pergola or large opening from the outside, choose a zip screen; for angled shade over windows and shop fronts, a drop-arm awning. To adjust light and privacy indoors, pleated blinds suit glass balconies and windows, and Venetian blinds suit offices and workspaces.
External systems usually reduce heat gain more, because they stop the sun before it reaches the glass. Internal blinds meet the sunlight after it has passed through the glass; they are effective for controlling light, glare and privacy. On hot elevations the two can be combined.
For pleated and Venetian blinds, a soft brush or a dry microfibre cloth is usually enough; wipe Venetian slats closed, first tilted one way, then the other. Zip screen and awning fabric can be wiped while lowered with a soft cloth and lukewarm soapy water; keep the side rails clear of leaves and dust. Do not machine-wash pleated fabric, and do not soak blackout fabrics.
The system chosen, overall size, fabric or slat type, colour, motorised or manual operation and the mounting surface all affect the price. The final quote is based on measurements taken on site.
Just tell us the type of space, approximate dimensions and the system you have in mind. Our team will book an appointment to measure on site, and the quote is prepared from those measurements. On glass balconies we measure with the movement of the panels in mind.
SURVEY & QUOTE
Request an On-Site Survey and Quote
Let us choose the right system for your project together; schedule an on-site survey and measurement.