White Wooden Blinds With Tapes
Made to Measure White Blinds With Tapes
Our white wood blinds with tapes are made to measure in the UK with 50mm slats, in real basswood or UPVC faux wood. The slats are white and the tapes come in white, grey, beige or black, so you can keep the look soft and tonal or add a clear contrast. A gloss white finish is also available in real wood.
Free samples let you see the tape colour next to the slats at home. The guarantee lasts 4 years. If you prefer slats without tapes, see our white wooden blinds.
Which Tape Colour Goes With White Slats?
White tapes give the softest look. Grey tapes add a gentle edge, beige tapes warm white slats up, and black tapes make a sharp, graphic outline. Tapes cover the cord holes, so a closed blind looks more finished and lets through a little less light, but they cost a little more than untaped blinds. The faux wood designs are waterproof for bathrooms and kitchens, while real wood suits dry rooms; see our faux wood blinds with tapes and real wood blinds with tapes. White wooden blinds with grey tape or black tape are both here, and taped white wood blinds are the same design.
White Slat and Tape FAQs
Are taped wood blinds easy to install?
Yes. Taped blinds go up exactly like untaped ones, so follow the same steps. Follow our wooden blind installation guide, using the brackets in the box.
How do I measure my windows for white wood blinds?
Measure the same way as for any wooden blind, because the tapes sit inside the width you order. Follow our measuring guide for wooden blinds for the details. 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.
Are white wood blinds with tapes easy to keep clean?
Yes. Despite being white, these blinds do not tend to get overly dirty. They can usually be cleaned with a quick dust or a wipe down, and the faux wood versions can also be wiped with a wet wipe.
Are blinds with tapes better?
Neither is better, it depends on the look you want. Tapes cover the cord holes, which gives a more finished look and lets through a little less light, and the tape colour adds a design detail. Blinds without tapes are simpler and a little cheaper. Both are 50mm and come with the same 4 year guarantee.
Can I use white wood blinds with tapes in a bathroom?
Choose the faux wood designs for bathrooms and other damp rooms, because the UPVC slats are waterproof. Real wood designs suit dry rooms such as living rooms and bedrooms.