Real and faux wood, made to measure.
Wooden blinds bring a natural warmth to a room that fabric or aluminium can't replicate — made to measure in either real hardwood or moisture-resistant faux wood.
Faux wood is fully moisture-resistant, so it copes well anywhere steam or condensation is a factor. Real wood brings a warmer, natural grain wherever you'd like to show it off.
Our wooden blinds are sourced from sustainable forests, and with the right treatment can be safely fitted in warmer or more humid rooms too.
This is just a sample of the range — plenty more slat colours and finishes are available, so ask us about the full selection at your free home visit.
Wooden blinds use a wand for tilt control and a cord for raising and lowering, with the cord tensioner fitted as standard under BS EN 13120, the UK safety standard for internal blinds. Cordless options are available too.
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100+ five-star reviews on GoogleYes. Every wooden blind we fit meets BS EN 13120, with a cord tensioner fitted as standard. Cordless options are available if you'd rather not have a cord at all.
Most wooden blind jobs are completed in a single visit once we've measured and the blind is made.
It depends on the room and your budget — see our Faux Wood Blinds page for the moisture-resistant alternative.
Real wood blinds suit the period terraces and sandstone villas around Edinburgh especially well, adding a warmth that fabric blinds can't match. We fit them just as regularly in newer homes across Livingston, West Lothian, Midlothian, East Lothian and Fife.
Wooden blinds add real warmth to a new-build interior that can otherwise feel a little blank and uniform, without needing any structural changes to the property.
Further reading: Wooden vs Faux Wood Blinds — Which Lasts Longer? →
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