What are the things to consider when choosing Venetian blinds?

In recent years, blinds have become a popular choice for many homeowners when decorating. Their neat appearance and diverse styles have made them widely popular. Therefore, comparing products is essential when choosing blinds. Only in this way can we purchase reliable products. Let's look at some points to consider when choosing blinds.

1. Quality Considerations

① Blades.

When purchasing, first touch and feel the wooden slats of the blinds to check for smoothness and evenness, and for any burrs. Generally, high-quality blinds handle the details of the slats better. Better quality slats will have a longer lifespan.

② Adjustment Rod.

The adjustment rod has two functions: adjusting the blind's lifting mechanism and adjusting the slat visibility. To check the adjustment rod, first lower the blind and try pulling it to check if the lifting mechanism is smooth. Then, replace the adjustment rod to see if the slats rotate smoothly and sensitively.

2. Personalization Considerations

The rainproof blinds you choose should match the color of the room's furniture and walls. If the walls are beige or white, you can choose beige blinds; for brownish-red furniture, you can choose pink or champagne-colored blinds; for modern furniture, you can choose soft white blinds. This can make the room look elegant without being distorted.

3. Purchase Scale

There are two installation methods: blind installation and exposed installation. Different installation methods are needed to measure the size of the blinds.

The length of blinds installed in a grid should be the same as the height of the window, but the width should be 1-2 cm smaller than the left and right sides of the window. If the blinds are hung outside the window, their length should be about 10 cm longer than the height of the window, and their width should be about 5 cm wider than the ends of the window to ensure excellent light blocking effect. Generally speaking, concealed blinds are suitable for small spaces, such as kitchens and bathrooms, while exposed blinds are more suitable for large spaces, such as living rooms, bedrooms, and studies.