White Wooden Blinds FAQs

Made to Measure White Wooden Blinds

Get fast, expert answers to frequently asked questions about white wooden blinds from the team at English Blinds, and discover the benefits of custom-made White wooden blinds before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

White wooden blinds are typically referred to as just that—white wooden blinds. Sometimes, they're known as white wood blinds, white wooden Venetian blinds, or, if they're made from PVC, white faux wood blinds. Occasionally, white plantation shutters are referred to as white wooden blinds.
They're a fantastic choice for any home. Their fresh, classic appearance will bring a sense of timeless elegance to a room, whether it's a modern living room or a cosy bedroom. The neutral white tones complement a wide range of interior styles, so they're incredibly versatile. They also give you total light control and privacy and allow you to let in just the right amount of sunlight.
Faux wood (PVC) options are the most suitable choice. Real wood can warp or be damaged over time by high humidity and steam. For kitchens and bathrooms, choose our white faux wood blinds—they offer the same elegant look but are 100% waterproof and built for the rigours of damp environments.
If purchased from a reputable supplier, high-quality blinds are built for exceptional longevity. Our premium timber and durable PVC options are designed to resist warping and fading, ensuring they will keep their pristine looks for many years, 10 years plus if properly maintained.
High-quality white wooden blinds are specially treated to resist fading and discolouration, so it's generally not a common occurrence with modern blinds. Whilst prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause a slight yellowing effect over time, in most cases, the blinds are replaced due to redecorating before this happens. Other potential causes of discolouration are exposure to cigarette smoke and the build-up of dust or grime.
Yes, they do block out the light. Whilst not technically blackout blinds, their slats are opaque and block almost all external light when fully closed. Although some light may leak through the slat gaps and around the sides of the blinds, it's usually minimal and unlikely to disturb sleep for most people, unless you prefer the room to be completely dark.
No, they are the same price as other colours. The price is determined more by the material (real wood or faux wood), the type of wood, slat size, and overall quality, rather than the colour itself. White is the most popular choice, and we offer an excellent range of shades, finishes and price points to suit all budgets.
Maintaining and cleaning them is a breeze, thanks to their smooth, lacquered finish. For regular cleaning, use a soft duster or a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to quickly remove any dust. For marks or grime, a gentle wipe-down with a soft, damp cloth is all that's required.

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