PVC Vertical Blinds
Made to Measure PVC Vertical Blinds
Our PVC vertical blinds are made to measure in the UK from a fibreglass core laminated with a PVC layered coating, with 89mm slats and a smooth wand. The coating blocks light, is waterproof and wipes clean, in black, white, cream, grey, blue and beige.
These are also called plastic vertical blinds, and people search for rigid PVC vertical blinds and hard PVC vertical blinds for the same thing: a firm, wipe-clean slat that does not soak up moisture. Up to ten free samples, posted first class, show the finish and the colour.
PVC, Vinyl and Where They Suit
PVC and vinyl are used for the same material, so a PVC vertical blind is a vinyl one. It suits bathrooms, kitchens, conservatories and any room where a fabric would absorb moisture or marks, and it is the choice for a bedroom that needs to be dark. Choose the stack side and the wand side when you order.
For the bathroom specifically see our bathroom vertical blinds, and for the kitchen our kitchen vertical blinds.
PVC Vertical Blind FAQs
What colours are PVC vertical blinds available in?
Our PVC vertical blinds are available in black, grey, white, cream, blue and beige. Order free samples to check the colour.
Are PVC vertical blinds good for bathrooms?
Yes. The PVC-coated slat is waterproof and wipes clean, which is why it suits a bathroom. A window blind is generally expected to last around 5 to 7 years, though this varies with the blind and the material, and every blind comes with a 4 year guarantee.
Are PVC verticals better than aluminium or faux wood?
Not necessarily; it depends on the room and the look. Verticals hang full height and slide aside, which suits tall windows and patio doors, and PVC-coated verticals also block light. Faux wood and aluminium venetians are horizontal blinds that lift and lower.
Are PVC vertical blinds any good?
PVC-coated verticals are made to measure, block light, are waterproof and wipe clean, and carry a 4 year guarantee. They suit rooms where a fabric blind would struggle.
What is the difference between PVC and vinyl vertical blinds?
None in practice. Vinyl is the common name for PVC, so PVC and vinyl vertical blinds are the same material.
How do I measure my windows for PVC vertical blinds?
Measure the width and the drop in three places and use the smallest of each, since the blind is made to the exact size you enter. See our measuring guide for vertical blinds for the diagrams. If you do measure wrong, our measurement protection gives you a reduced price on a replacement, depending on the blind.
Are PVC vertical blinds easy to install?
Yes. The PVC-coated slats hang from the headrail once the brackets are fixed. Our vertical blind installation guide shows how to fix the brackets and hang the blind.