CUSTOM WINDOW & BLINDS VANCOUVER

A top choice for window blinds in Vancouver, Horizontal blinds feature horizontal slats that hang from a headrail. The headrail is a metal box that houses the mechanisms for opening and closing the blinds. Horizontal blinds feature a tilt cord and raise cord. You can use the tilt cord to angle the slats to let light in or direct it. The raise cord lets you raise the horizontal slats to any level desired. You can get these blinds made from natural wood, faux wood, and metal. We have them in various materials and colours.

Roller blinds have a single panel of fabric. You can roll down the fabric using a handle or top bar, though some roller blinds come with adjustable straps. These blinds feature a weighted bottom bar that helps keep the blind steady, so the wind doesn't move it around. They're available in various colours and prints. You can pick up roller blinds made from light-filtering voile, blackout, and two-layer day-and-night fabrics. Roller blinds are an economical choice because they require minimal maintenance.

Roman blinds are one of the most luxurious window coverings in our inventory. These blinds use decorative fabric and feature horizontal stiffener rods, sewn into several places in the back. The stiffener rods enable the blinds to fold neatly upwards (to the window top). When closed, Roman blinds appear flat, resembling a single piece of fabric. We have them in various fabrics, beautiful colours, and designer prints. Best of all, you can machine wash and iron them depending on the material used.

Unlike Horizontal blinds, Vertical blinds use vertical vanes. Each vane is weighted and linked together to keep them in position. The vanes hang from a headrail, and you can slide them open to the left or right to control light and privacy. You can also angle the vanes to direct light around the room, going beyond a simple slide open and close. Vertical blinds are ideal for large windows. You can grab yours from us in various colours to match any décor.

Panel Track blinds are elegant and straightforward, fitting a variety of environments. They are similar to vertical blinds because you have to slide the large fabric panels on a track, back and forth, to operate or control light and privacy. These blinds are a contemporary alternative to vertical blinds. They are ideal for covering oversized windows, sliding glass doors, and patio doors. We have them in numerous materials (e.g., fabric, solar screen, etc.).

These blinds use two pieces of fabric, both with alternating panels or bands. One material typically has a solid colour; the other is a sheer band. Zebra blinds look like Horizontal blinds when the bands on both fabrics come together. To keep light out and increase privacy, you rotate the fabric until solid colour bands fill the window, resembling traditional roller shades. Modern Zebra blinds come with a pull-up or pull-down handle that makes operating even easier. These blinds are an excellent alternative to transitional blinds.

Also called Honeycomb shades, Cellular shades come from two or more layers of folded fabrics. These shades have a clean appearance and come in various opacity levels (light filtering and blackout options). Additionally, they deliver strong UV protection and insulation during cold and hot climates. The most common application for these shades is horizontal, but you can also get them in vertical applications for patio doors and oversized windows. Cellular shade fabric is solid and anti-static, making them great for repelling dust and dirt. However, some occasional gentle wiping (using a damp cloth) or light feather dusting is beneficial.

Faux wood and wood blinds match just about any decor and style. With lots of colour choices and stains, they are a top pick for commercial and residential projects. These blinds have some distinctive features and functions, but the main difference is the material. Faux wood blinds use imitation wood. In contrast, Wood blinds are made from the real thing, offering that warm and organic feel to the home or commercial decor. While many prefer the sophistication of real hardwood blinds, you should carefully consider both options for your home or commercial project.