Vertical Blinds

Vertical blinds feature a vertical orientation, which means that they are less prone to collecting dust, unlike horizontal blinds. They work better on windows and doors that move sideways because they draw to the side instead of lowering and lifting. Vertical blinds require less effort to operate, making them very fast and easy to use.

Vertical blinds are available in many different materials, such as embossed PVC, flat plastic, faux wood materials, S-curved slats, wood, and metal.

Stationary blinds are typically hung in the doorways of businesses and homes, leaving the door open on most cases. Movement of the blades may indicate that someone is entering the doorway or that there’s a change in airflow. The type of vertical blind commonly used by people is the one made of thick plastic material. This particular type of blind prevents flies and other insects from entering the room in warmer climates, while it slows heat leakage in the cold rooms of food businesses.