Black Door Blinds
Black Perfect Fit Blinds for a Door
Our black door blinds are Perfect Fit aluminium venetians, made to measure in the UK with 25mm slats. Matt Black, Smooth Black and Dark Metal clip onto the rubber beading of the glazed panel of a uPVC front, back or patio door, so there is no drilling and no screws. Choose a frame in white, golden oak or mahogany.
Matt Black has a flat matt finish and Smooth Black is smoother and more polished, with Dark Metal as a third dark option.
Checking Your Door Before You Order
A Perfect Fit blind needs rubber beading under 6mm wide, and it must be 61cm to 137.2cm wide and up to 213.4cm high. Keep 2.5cm clear of handles, hinges and vents. With the frame covering the edges of the glass, a closed blind keeps out most of the light and is very close to blackout. There is no cord to reach for: the bottom bar tab lifts the blind and the wand tilts the slats, so it is child and pet safe.
Black shows dust, so a quick wipe with a damp cloth keeps it sharp. Order free samples to compare the three, and see our black venetian blinds for the standard version.
A black blind on a black or anthracite door looks tidy from the street and hides what is behind the glass. On a white door it gives a strong outline.
Black Door Blind FAQs
Can I get black blinds for a door?
Yes. Matt Black, Smooth Black and Dark Metal are Perfect Fit aluminium venetians that clip onto the beading of the glazed panel of a uPVC front, back or patio door.
Are black door blinds blackout?
Not technically, but very close, because the frame covers the sides of the glass. A little light can show through the small holes in the slats.
Do black door blinds need drilling?
Nothing is drilled or screwed. See the perfect fit installation guide for how the clips fit.
Do you make door length blinds?
Blinds fit the glazed panel, up to 213.4cm high, not a whole door. Check the perfect fit measuring guide. Every Blindstyle blind also comes with measurement protection, which gives you a reduced price on a replacement if you measure wrong, and the price depends on the blind.