Outdoor Wooden Blinds

Crafted from premium, natural timber, wooden blinds bring a rich, organic warmth and timeless elegance to any room. This classic, sophisticated aesthetic makes them a highly popular choice for both traditional homes and modern interior spaces.
Featuring precisely adjustable horizontal slats, these blinds offer unparalleled control over natural light filtering and room privacy. The natural insulating properties of wood also help lowering cooling costs while protecting your interiors from harsh sunlight.
Built with a sturdy and treated to resist warping or fading, wooden blinds guarantee long-lasting, reliable performance. Their smooth, finished surfaces make them incredibly easy to dust and maintain, ensuring a pristine window treatment for years to come.

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How to measure your blinds

Standard Roller Blinds

Download our measuring guide below, or check out our detailed step-by-step page.

Twist & Fit Roller Blinds

Need help? Grab our Twist & Fit measuring guide below, or visit the full guide page.

Inside Mount

Measure the Width
Measure the width at the top inside of the window frame. This will be your ordering width. A small deduction (approx. 1/8”) will be made to ensure proper fit.
Measure the Height
Measure the height at three points: left, center, and right. Round all measurements to the nearest 1/8”. Use the largest measurement as your ordering height.
Measure the Depth
Measure the depth at the top of the window frame. This ensures there is sufficient space for installation and helps determine if a flush mount is possible.

Outside Mount

Measure the Width
Measure the total width of the area you want to cover. For better light control, add 2–3 inches (1–1.5 inches on each side). This will be your ordering width.
Measure the Height
Measure the total height of the area you want the blind to cover. This will be your ordering height.

Choosing the Right Fabric & Light Control

Selecting the right fabric affects both the look and functionality of your blinds.

Sheer Fabric – Allows natural light in while maintaining daytime privacy. Best for living rooms.
Dimout Fabric – Reduces light partially, suitable for bedrooms or workspaces.
Blackout Fabric – Blocks most light completely, ideal for bedrooms and spaces that need full privacy.

If you’re unsure which to choose, our team can recommend the most suitable option based on your space and needs.

Roller Blind Fitting Guide

Need help installing your roller blinds? Download our step-by-step fitting guide below, or explore the full installation instructions on our website for a smooth and hassle-free setup.

Twist & Fit Roller Blind Fitting Guide

No drilling required — quick and easy installation. Download the Twist & Fit guide below or view the complete instructions online for a simple, tool-free setup.

Care & Maintenance Tips

Proper care will help keep your blinds looking clean and functioning smoothly for years.

Regular Dusting
Use a soft cloth, feather duster, or vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust weekly. This prevents buildup and keeps the fabric fresh.
Spot Cleaning
For minor stains, gently wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid scrubbing too hard to prevent damage to the fabric.
Avoid Excess Moisture
Do not soak or wash the blinds directly, as excessive water may affect the fabric shape and mechanism.
Operate Gently
Always raise and lower the blinds smoothly to avoid strain on the mechanism and ensure longer durability.
Keep Away from Strong Sunlight (When Not in Use)
Prolonged direct sunlight may cause fading over time. Adjust your blinds when not needed to maintain color quality.
Professional Cleaning (If Needed)
For deep cleaning or delicate materials, it’s recommended to consult professionals to avoid damage.