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Motorized blinds, wooden blinds and curtains in Lat Phrao

Lat Phrao district has two sub-districts, Lat Phrao and Chorakhe Bua, and it is a residential area where many families have lived for generations. Most homes are down deep sois that branch into smaller sois again — detached houses in older estates, townhomes and shophouses, many of them extended more than once. Along Lat Phrao Road itself the Yellow Line runs overhead, with condos lining the road, while Chorakhe Bua, following Kaset–Nawamin Road, has a good number of housing estates. So curtain work in Lat Phrao is rarely a house where every window is the same size. It means working out which parts are original and which were added later, then measuring window by window.

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Areas inside this district

Lat Phrao
Chorakhe Bua

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What comes up most often in Lat Phrao

Written from how people actually live here, not text that would fit anywhere.

Rear extensions under see-through roofing

Plenty of long-lived houses and townhomes have been extended out the back into a kitchen or laundry area, roofed with translucent sheeting or left with a skylight so it does not go dark. The result is that this corner becomes the hottest spot in the house, because the midday sun comes straight down. Skylight blinds are made for glass roofs and ceiling skylights, built to order for each house and always measured on site first. An extension needs that visit even more, because no two have the same roof frame or pitch, and the fitter has to be sure the frame can actually carry a blind.

Condos on Lat Phrao Road under the Yellow Line

Condos on Lat Phrao Road have two sides with clearly different briefs. Road-side units face the elevated track and a road that stays jammed into the evening. Units at the back usually look down over the rooftops of houses in the soi — more open, with hardly anyone looking in at the same height. A fabric that suits the road side is often too heavy for the soi side, so if your unit is at the back there is no need to copy the show unit or a friend's unit across the corridor. Corner units with glass on two sides can split fabrics by wall. And since fabrics are not all priced the same, skipping blackout where you don't need it keeps the budget in check as well.

Casements, louvres and fly screens in older houses

Some of the older houses down Lat Phrao's sois still have casement windows, glass louvres or fly screens set into the frame, and those decide how a blind can be mounted more than people realise. A roller or a blind fitted inside the reveal can foul the handles or the louvres so the window no longer opens fully. The usual fix is to raise the fixing above the frame or mount over it, keeping enough clearance from the window itself — or to use curtains on a track above the window, which part to the sides without getting in the way. This has to be checked at the measure, because reveal depth and how far the handles stick out differ in every house.

What usually suits homes in Lat Phrao

Skylight Blind

Back kitchens and yards extended under see-through roofing that bake at midday — a made-to-order job where the fitter checks the roof frame first.

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Motorized

Motorized Roller Blind

Road-side condo units on Lat Phrao facing the elevated track — choose anything from sunscreen to blackout depending on which side you are on.

From690 THB/sq yd

Manual

Curtain

Older houses with casements or louvres — curtains on a track above the frame part to the side and never block the window opening.

From350 THB/yd

Common questions

What customers in Lat Phrao ask

Our rear extension has a see-through roof — can you fit a skylight blind?

It needs a site visit first. Skylight blinds are made to order for each house and always measured on site, and pricing for this type is by enquiry. The measure itself is 500-1,000 THB, credited back in full when you order.

Every window is a different size — who is responsible if a measurement is wrong?

If the error comes from our measuring, we fix it at our cost. What helps on your side is having any decorating or extension work finished before we measure, because the sizes have to be the final ones.

How long does the measure take?

About 2-3 hours, because we bring fabric samples to the house. In a home with many different windows, that means you can compare fabrics against each room's real light as we go.

Blinds all over the house — do we need a remote for each one?

No. One remote can drive several blinds together, and you can also use the phone app or a wall switch.

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Worth reading before you decide

Every area follows the same steps: message us, book a measure, get a quote within a day, then production and fitting within 7-14 days of confirming.