Faux Wood Blinds Materials
Thinking about faux wood blinds for your home? This buying guide explains everything you need to know before making a purchase. We’ll cover the differences between faux wood and real wood blinds, explain the advantages, and help you choose the best option for your windows. If you’re ready to start shopping, check out our Faux Wood Blinds collection for available styles.
Shop all of our faux blinds online!
Faux Wood vs Real Wood
- Unlike real wood, Faux Wood blinds are water-resistant. This means that they can be used in areas of the house where water may affect them (i.e. Bathroom, Kitchen) without warping over time.
- Another aspect of being water-resistant is that inexpensive Faux Wood blinds are easy to clean. They can be wiped down with a simple wet rag, without the worry of ruining the product.
- The materials that go into creating the Faux Wood makes the blinds less susceptible to both fading and chipping, meaning that they will still look great after long periods of time.
Learn more about the difference between faux wood and real wood blinds.
Upgrades
- Routless Ladders omits the traditional hole and cords run through the middle of the blinds, instead routing through a small slit in the back of each slat. This style provides more privacy to users, while also blocking more ambient light.
- Decorative Fabrics and Tapes are an easy way to add a more personal touch to the blinds. Fabric ladders replace the normal cord lift ladders, with the added benefit that the fabric then covers the routed holes in each of the blind slats.
- 2 on 1 Headrail helps to distribute the weight of the blinds when covering a large area. While a single set of Faux Wood blinds would be too heavy, this allows for the blinds to be separated into 2 sets of blinds that are all hung from the same headrail.
- Each blind come with standard crown valances, but can be upgraded to a Cornice Style Valance. This option entails a crown valance that sits outside the window frame and extends to about 1 inch past on each side. It can also be styled to create a cornice look to the crown molding valance.
Things to Consider
Faux Wood is actually heavier than real wood and as such, are not recommended for covering large areas.
Depending upon the product selected there may be limited color options available. As an example, while the Aspen 2” Faux Wood Blinds have thirteen colors to choose from, the Quick Ship 2” Cordless Faux Wood Blinds only has one.
Benefits of BlindsChalet
Across the board it’s best to buy Faux Wood blinds from BlindsChalet. The majority of our products come will ample colors to choose from, making it easy to customize them to fit your area. Furthermore, select products come with a free upgrade, allowing you to make them cordless.
Along with free upgrades, all of our blinds come standard with 3 year warranty that protects against defects. Upgrade to Guaranteed to Fit for 30-day coverage against measuring mistakes or Guaranteed to Love for measuring coverage, returns and 5 year unlimited warranty for any type of defects and/or damages.
Learn more about the benefits of faux wood blinds
Faux Wood Blinds Overview
Faux Wood window coverings are an economical choice over their real wood counterparts. People may call them vinyl blinds, fake wood blinds, or plastic wood blinds, but that just means they are made from a lasting vinyl material.
- Available in a wide range of colors and textures, that makes them nearly indistinguishable from blinds made out of real wood.
- Faux Wood products are water-resistant, meaning they are perfect for areas with a large concentration of water and are easily cleaned with a wet rag.
- The material composite that the blinds are made out of makes them durable, so they will still look great after long periods of time.
Learn more with our introduction to faux wood blinds.
