VERTICAL BLINDS

Vertical Blinds: The Ideal Solution for Large Windows and Sliding Doors

Ever since they were first created in 1948, vertical blinds have been the ideal window covering solution for large windows and sliding glass doors. Because vertical blind shade improved in function and appearance over the years, that’s true now more than ever.
  • Versatility: Ideal for large windows, sliding doors, and patio doors.
  • Light Control: Offers adjustable light filtering and privacy options.
  • Durability: Long-lasting and resistant to fading or damage.
  • Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean with a vacuum or damp cloth.
  • Customizable: Various colors, textures, and patterns for a personalized look.
  • Room Darkening: Provides options for complete blackout for better light control.

Vertical blinds offer a variety of design options, including:

  • Materials: Fabric, vinyl, and aluminum.
  • Colors: Wide range of colors, including neutrals, bold hues, and custom options.
  • Textures: Smooth, patterned, or textured finishes to suit different decor styles.
  • Patterns: Solid colors, stripes, and geometric designs for a personalized look.
  • Slat Width: Available in different slat widths, typically ranging from 3.5″ to 5″.
  • Louver Styles: Choices of traditional straight louvres or modern curved options.
  • Manual Operation: Use a cord or wand to tilt the slats and adjust the position.
  • Motorized Operation: Controlled via remote, smartphone, or home automation system for added convenience.
  • Chain-and-Pulley System: Allows smooth sliding of blinds along the track.
  • Cordless: Available for a cleaner look, especially ideal for child and pet safety.
  • Block Heat: Keep out heat during summer and retain warmth during winter.
  • Light Control: Adjust slats to control sunlight, reducing the need for artificial lighting.
  • Insulating Options: Some vertical blinds come with insulating materials, further improving energy efficiency by reducing heat loss or gain.
  • Vinyl: Durable and easy to clean, available in a variety of colors and textures.
  • Fabric: Offers a softer look, available in solid colors, patterns, and textures.
  • Sheer: Translucent fabric that allows light filtering while maintaining privacy.
  • Canvas: A heavier, durable fabric option, often used for a more substantial look.
  • Sunscreen/Blackout: Fabrics designed to block sunlight or provide total darkness.

Do not use solvents, bleach, abrasives, or cleaning methods that use heat to clean your vertical blinds. Instead, regular dusting or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment should be enough to keep your blinds clean and looking fresh. If your blinds become stained, use a damp sponge and mild detergent on the fabric, and rinse it thoroughly. NEVER immerse your blinds completely, and always allow them to dry fully before drawing them open. If you wish to use commercial spot cleaners, test them first on an inconspicuous area and allow the spot to dry to ensure the cleaner won’t affect the fabric.

FAQ

To fix vertical blinds, check for misaligned or broken slats and replace any damaged parts. If the blinds aren’t operating correctly, inspect the headrail and track for obstructions. Clean and lubricate the mechanism for smooth movement.

To clean vertical blinds, dust them regularly with a microfiber cloth or use a vacuum with a brush attachment. For stains, wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or submerging the blinds in water.

To remove vertical blinds, gently lift the headrail from its brackets. For blinds with hooks, unhook the vanes from the headrail. If the blinds are mounted with screws, unscrew them carefully before removing the entire unit from the window.

To install vertical blinds, mount the headrail brackets to the window frame. Attach the headrail to the brackets, ensuring it’s securely in place. Insert the vanes into the headrail, adjusting their spacing and ensuring they move smoothly.

To hang curtains over vertical blinds, install a curtain rod above the window frame, ensuring it’s wide enough to cover the blinds. Hang the curtains on the rod and adjust the length so they don’t obstruct the blinds’ functionality.

Vick Sohan Persaud

Window Treatments technician

Vick Persuad, is Alluring Window’s installations manager. In the custom window treatments industry the technician is an artist, If you like what we produced for you, it’s 50% thanks to Vick. The technician holds a critical position, where the result of our effort depends solely on his hands. Vick been with us since 2014 and he is an authority in the company for product knowledge and functionality.

Sales Department

Sales Department -Besides being professional and knowledgeable about all the different window treatments options, their operation and function, we care for the client’s project on a personal level. We live the axiom that – After the project is completed, our name stays there, so we always inspire to leave a good name behind us. This way of thinking is what characterize Alluring Window Sales Department.

Moria Leiderman

Principal & Marketing Executive

Moria is a principal of Alluring Window and directs Branding & Marketing, overseas Commercial Projects and play a key role in strategic planning. Moria joined Alluring Window in 2013 and has a vital position in Alluring Window, both for the day to day as well for the businesses development. Moria received a Bachelor of Social Sciences & Psychology from Bar Ilan University in Israel and a Master of Psychology from the City University of New York.

Roni Leiderman

Business Development & Project Manager

Roni started Alluring Window in 2009. Alluring Window had become one of NYC’s established and most prominent custom window treatments locations. Working with end users, interior design firms, architects, hotels, NYC offices and construction companies.
Current role includes oversight and advising on operational issues, as well as a key role in the company’s ongoing multi-phase projects and business development.