Grey Door Blinds
Grey Clip-In Blinds for a Door
Looking for grey door blinds? These are Perfect Fit aluminium venetians with 25mm slats, made to measure in the UK. Aluminium, Going Grey Light, Midi and Dark, Soft Gloss, Tinted Grey, Water Vapour and Perforated Aluminium slide onto the beading of the glazed panel of a uPVC front, back or patio door with no drilling and no screws. The frame comes in white, golden oak or mahogany.
That is eight greys, from light to dark, so there is a tone for most door frames and hallways.
What Your Door Needs for a Clip-In Blind
A tab on the bottom bar raises the blind and a wand tilts the slats, so there are no cords and the blinds are child and pet safe. Check three things first: rubber beading under 6mm wide, a glazed panel between 61cm and 137.2cm wide and no more than 213.4cm high, and 2.5cm of clear space around handles, hinges and vents.
Because the frame hides the sides of the glass, shutting the slats gets very close to blackout. Free samples help you pick between the greys, because several are close. See our grey venetian blinds for the standard version.
With eight greys to choose from, match the blind to the door: pair a light grey with a white door and a darker grey with a grey or anthracite door.
Grey Door Blind FAQs
Can I get grey blinds for a door?
Yes, in 8 finishes: Aluminium, Going Grey Light, Midi and Dark, Soft Gloss, Tinted Grey, Water Vapour and Perforated Aluminium. Each is a 25mm aluminium slat blind that clips onto the beading of the glazed panel of a uPVC front, back or patio door.
Which grey door blind is darkest?
Going Grey Dark is the darkest by name. Order free samples of the greys to compare.
Do grey door blinds need drilling?
No, there are no holes. The clips sit between the beading and the pane, and the perfect fit installation guide shows the steps.
How do I measure a door for grey blinds?
Use 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.