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Faux Wood Blinds Vs Wood Blinds

Faux Wood Blinds:

Pros:

  • They are great in high humidity environments.
  • They come in solid or a composite wood/vinyl material.
  • They are easy to clean and maintain and extremely durable.
  • They cost less than wood blinds.

Cons:

  • Are more limited color choices, but are available in paint and stain.
  • They are a little heavier than wood blinds requiring more tape or ladder cords for support and this reduces your view somewhat.
  • Some realtors claim that wood blinds are better than faux wood blinds for resell value when reselling your home. (wood shutters are the best)

Wood Blinds:

Pros:

  • They come with many more color choices and a wider selection of sizes.
  • They are lighter than faux wood blinds requiring less tape or ladder cords for support and this increases your view.
  • Realtors claim that wood blinds are better than faux wood blinds for resell value when reselling your home. (wood shutters are the best)

Cons:

  • They don’t fair well in high humidity environments.(showers etc.)
  • They are not as easy to clean as faux wood blinds but are fairly durable.
  • They cost more than faux wood blinds.

Bottom Line:
  With all the improvements that have been and are being made it’s very hard to tell faux wood blinds from real wood blinds, so the choice is ultimately more about preference and budget.

I hope this article was helpful:
Loyd Collier writes informative window treatment articles in his spare time and has 30 years experience in the window covering industry.

http://faux-blinds.blogspot.com/

For more information check-out
http://dalphis.com/faux-wood-blinds.htm


Faux Wood Blinds Vs Wood Blinds

Faux Wood Blinds:

Pros:

  • They are great in high humidity environments.
  • They come in solid or a composite wood/vinyl material.
  • They are easy to clean and maintain and extremely durable.
  • They cost less than wood blinds.

Cons:

  • Are more limited color choices, but are available in paint and stain.
  • They are a little heavier than wood blinds requiring more tape or ladder cords for support and this reduces your view somewhat.
  • Some realtors claim that wood blinds are better than faux wood blinds for resell value when reselling your home. (wood shutters are the best)


Wood Blinds:

Pros:

  • They come with many more color choices and a wider selection of sizes.
  • They are lighter than faux wood blinds requiring less tape or ladder cords for support and this increases your view.
  • Realtors claim that wood blinds are better than faux wood blinds for resell value when reselling your home. (wood shutters are the best)

Cons:

  • They don’t fair well in high humidity environments.(showers etc.)
  • They are not as easy to clean as faux wood blinds but are fairly durable.
  • They cost more than faux wood blinds.


Bottom Line:

  With all the improvements that have been and are being made it’s very hard to tell faux wood blinds from real wood blinds, so the choice is ultimately more about preference and budget.

I hope this article was helpful:
Loyd Collier writes informative window treatment articles in his spare time and has 30 years experience in the window covering industry.

http://faux-blinds.blogspot.com/

For more information check-out
http://dalphis.com/faux-wood-blinds.htm

Faux Wood Blinds

They are easier to clean, will not warp in high humidity and are available in paint as well as stain colors.
Basically you get the look of real wood with all the benefits of vinyl at a much lower price.

Still interested in faux wood blinds please read on:

Most faux wood blinds feature a flat 2″ or 2-1/2″ slat size, made from moisture-proof vinyl that won’t warp in high humidity.
That means they’re perfect for baths and kitchens and are available in a variety of popular colors and stains

Options include decorative cloth tapes, no-holes for better closure and a cleaner look, and even a motorized lift/tilt system.

In fact, if you invest in a quality name brand, more than likely you won’t be able to tell the difference between the faux wood and the real wood, and with faux prices where they are it really doesn’t make since anymore to buy a plastic blind.

I hope this article was helpful:
Loyd Collier writes informative window treatment articles in his spare time and has 30 years experience in the window covering industry.

http://faux-blinds.blogspot.com/

For more information check-out
http://dalphis.com/faux-wood-blinds.htm

 

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