Bathroom Faux Wood Blinds
Made to Measure Faux Wood Blinds for Bathrooms
Our bathroom faux wood blinds are made to measure in the UK from UPVC with 50mm slats, so they are waterproof and wipe clean after steam and splashes. They give the look of wood in whites, creams, greys and browns, and you tilt the slats to let daylight in or close them for privacy.
Free samples let you check the colour against your tiles and walls before you order. A 4 year guarantee covers the blind.
Why Faux Wood Is the Right Wood for a Bathroom
Real wood is not recommended in a bathroom, because damp air and splashes do not suit it. Faux wood gives you the same venetian blind look without that problem, since the UPVC slats are waterproof. The grain is simulated and the blind is a little heavier than real wood, which only matters on a very wide window.
White slats keep a small bathroom bright, while grey and brown suit a bolder scheme. You can choose plain slats or tapes, which cover the cord holes, and the taped designs are made for steamy rooms too. For more on each colour, see our white faux wood blinds and our grey faux wood blinds. People often ask whether wooden blinds work in a bathroom; faux wood is the version that does, and it is the only wood-look material on this page.
Bathroom Faux Wood Blind FAQs
Are faux wood blinds easy to install in a bathroom?
Yes. Choose fixings that suit tiled or plastered walls, and fit the blind where the slats clear the taps and the shower screen. Our wooden blind installation guide takes you through each step.
How do I measure my bathroom window for faux wood blinds?
In a bathroom, measure the window itself and note any tile edge or sill that sits in front of the recess. Our measuring guide for wooden blinds shows each step. Every Blindstyle blind also comes with measurement protection, which gives you a reduced price on a replacement if you measure wrong, depending on the blind.
Is faux wood blind good for a bathroom?
Yes. The UPVC slats are waterproof, so faux wood copes with steam and splashes and wipes clean, which is why we recommend it over real wood for a bathroom.
Can you put wooden blinds in a bathroom?
You can put faux wood blinds in a bathroom, but not real wood. Real wood is best kept for dry rooms, while faux wood is made from UPVC, which is waterproof.
What are the downsides of faux wood blinds?
Faux wood blinds are heavier than real wood, which can matter on a very wide window, and the wood grain is simulated rather than natural. In a bathroom those trade-offs are worth it for a blind that is waterproof and wipes clean.
How do I clean faux wood blinds in a bathroom?
Wipe the slats with a damp cloth and dry them, or use a feather duster for light dust. Faux wood does not need any special treatment.