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Choosing The Best Faux Wood Blinds

By Allyson Burke


Faux wood blinds are one of the most popular options for window coverings today. Their popularity can be attributed to numerous appealing elements. When used alone or combined with other window coverings, the best faux wood blinds provide a number of practical benefits and impressive decorative options.

The decision of which window cover option to choose is based on a compilation of relevant information. Before selecting one type of coverage over another, wise consumers consider design coordination, lighting effect, influence on the air temperature in the room, availability of the necessary sizes and preferred colors, and various other factors. The cost and warranty of the product often plays an important role, also.

Those made of real hardwood and the best faux wood blinds offer several advantages over less expensive window covering alternatives. They are both available in a variety of sizes and colors to complement any interior design. Both types will visually enhance the exterior of the home, also. In addition to providing beauty and privacy, they can be used effectively to help reduce energy costs all year round.

Real wooden slats a made of hardwood. Several different woods are used by different manufacturers. They are available in a variety of colors. The slats are painted, stained or clear coated in their natural color. Imitation slats are made of various materials. Recycled materials, polymers, vinyl and other composite materials are used to make the imitation slats look like hardwood slats. The result is a durable, moisture resistant, fade resistant product. There are lots of different finishes, textures and colors to coordinate with furniture, trim, flooring or other design accents. Custom sizes and arched styles are available, as well.

Today, doors and windows are made in a wide variety of styles and sizes. The best faux wood blinds can be purchased in standard sizes and custom made to fit almost any door or window area. Two to three and one half-inch wide slats are commonly available. Some manufacturers produce one inch slats to fit certain coverage needs. Selecting the proper size is important for appearance and efficiency. Wider slats work best for large areas and smaller slats are better for small areas.

Slat width affects the natural lighting, energy conservation and overall appearance of the room. The method of operation, or control, plays a role in their effectiveness. Some designs are made with the strings that raise the slats, or ladders, running through the slats. This design allows tiny streams of light to enter when closed. Other styles have fabric strips covering the holes to block the light. Some are made with the ladders running on the outside edge of the back of the blind to eliminate the problem.

Today, there are manual and motorized options for operating these types of window coverings. Motorized versions have several options of control. Wall switches and remote controls are available. More advanced control options can be used with Cbus units and newly designed smart systems for homes.

In comparison, the best faux wood blinds are more durable and less costly than real wooden options. Curtains, shades or mini-blinds usually cost less. However, savvy consumers will choose the wise investment.




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