PVC Wooden Blinds
Made to Measure PVC Wooden Blinds
Our PVC wooden blinds are faux wood blinds, made to measure in the UK from UPVC, a rigid form of PVC, with 50mm slats that look like wood. The slats are waterproof and moisture resistant, so they cope with steam and splashes and wipe clean. They come in whites, creams, greys and browns, plain or with tapes.
Free samples let you check the colour before you order. Free shipping and a 4 year guarantee come as standard.
PVC or Real Wood: Which to Choose
PVC is the practical choice for bathrooms, kitchens and other damp rooms, where real wood should not go. The trade-offs are that PVC is heavier than real wood and the grain is simulated rather than natural. For dry rooms, real wood is lighter and has a natural feel; see our real wood blinds. For the whole faux wood range, see our faux wood blinds. PVC bathroom wooden blinds is another name for these waterproof faux wood designs.
PVC Wooden Blind FAQs
What is PVC for blinds?
PVC is a plastic. Our PVC wooden blinds are made from UPVC, a rigid form of PVC, which is moulded into slats with a wood grain. That is what makes them waterproof and easy to wipe clean.
Are PVC wooden blinds good for a bathroom?
Yes. The UPVC slats are waterproof, so PVC wooden blinds cope with the steam and splashes of a bathroom and wipe clean, which real wood does not.
Are PVC wooden blinds as good as real wood?
They are better in damp rooms and easier to wipe clean, but they are heavier and the grain is simulated. Real wood is lighter and natural, so it suits dry rooms like living rooms and bedrooms.
Are PVC wooden blinds easy to install?
Yes. The UPVC slats hang from the headrail the same way as any wooden blind. The brackets and screws are in the box, and our wooden blind installation guide shows how to use them.
How do I measure my windows for PVC wooden blinds?
Measure the width and height of the window in three places and keep the smallest width. Our measuring guide for wooden blinds covers the rest. 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.