Vertical louvre blinds consist of two basic elements, a rigid headrail along which travel louvre carriers incorporating rotatable hooks and a set of louvres each of which hangs from one of the hooks. The carriers are connected to each other in such a way that they can be bunched together at one or both ends of the headrail or drawn out along the full width of the headrail. When drawn out, the distance between adjacent hooks is less than the width of the louvres. Therefore when the hooks rotate the blind to the closed position each louvre overlaps the louvre or louvres next to itself. Vertical blind headrails are made in extruded aluminium which is either anodised or painted. They normally have a plain or ribbed face.

Louvres are normally weighted at the bottom and connected to each other by chains which are fitted at the bottom of the louvres.

Choosing the best

Its a fact. Vertical louvre blinds are the best way to control the amount of light entering the room. In addition, they can add style to your home or office. Designed to make a beautiful difference to all the windows in your home or office.

You can choose from polyester, acrylic, fibreglass, polypropylene and PVC, each of which has its own special characteristics that will perfectly match your needs, bringing you translucency for partial screening, semi-opaque for greater privacy and near-opacity for complete dim-out; an important factor for the nursery or for the home of office where you must eliminate glare to read your VDU screen with ease.