ManualVertical Blind
Rotate 180° to steer the light. Built for wide windows and glass doors. Easy to clean.
Excludes VAT · the final price depends on fabric grade and how many units
Vertical Blind
A vertical blind is a row of tall louvres hanging from a top track. They rotate through 180° so you choose which direction light comes in from, and they slide to one side — or part in the middle — to clear the opening completely.
Its real strength is scale. The weight sits in individual louvres rather than in one big sheet, so very wide windows and long glass walls are easier and cheaper per square metre to cover this way than with a roller.
The other reason offices have used them forever is traffic. A sliding glass door you walk through all day doesn't suit anything that lifts and lowers, but with verticals you just push through and the louvres swing back into line by themselves.
The number beside each fabric is roughly how much light it blocks.
The limits up front, so nothing is a surprise once it's on the wall.
Work through these in order and the choice narrows fast.
PVC wipes clean with a damp cloth on the spot, which suits kitchens, offices and dusty places. Fabric louvres feel softer and read more like a home, but they get vacuumed rather than wiped.
The stack lands at one end and eats that part of the opening. If that end is a doorway or a walking route, send it the other way — or split it so each side carries half the stack.
Light louvres bounce daylight around and keep a room feeling bright even closed — good for offices that want an open feel. Dark ones handle glare better and give a clearer view out when tilted open.
Louvres long enough to touch the floor dirty at the tips first and catch as they slide. Always leave a small gap. That's a decision made at the measure, not on installation day.
Fixed to the ceiling, the louvres run floor to ceiling and the room looks taller — right for full glass walls. Fixed to the wall above the frame suits ordinary windows and comes down more easily in a rental.
Verticals are priced by the square yard of each blind, with a minimum per unit like the other square-yard categories. Anything smaller than the minimum is charged at the minimum.
Because it's area-based, this category usually makes the most sense when there's a lot of glass to cover. The starting figures, the sizes we make and the installation cost are all in the box below. The final price is confirmed after the on-site measure.
The single most important habit, and the one most people get wrong. Slide them while they're still tilted and the louvres twist against each other, working the top carriers loose. Square them up first, then slide.
PVC gets a well-wrung damp cloth, one louvre at a time, top to bottom. Fabric gets a gentle pass with a vacuum brush head. Never scrub either with a stiff brush — it pills the fabric.
The bottoms carry small weights and a light chain linking the louvres so they hang in line. If the chain comes loose or a weight goes missing, they start swinging out of order. A yearly glance is enough.
If a louvre drops out of its top carrier, it usually clips straight back in and carries on as before. Just don't force or twist the carrier itself — that plastic breaks more easily than it looks.
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Walk straight through without raising anything, and it scales to very wide openings.
FAQ
500-1,000 THB in Bangkok and the metro area, credited back in full when you order. Outside that it starts at 3,500 THB depending on distance and is not credited back.
The room needs to be fully finished — the measurements have to be the final ones.
7-14 days, depending on how many units.
Just let the building management know in advance that a fitter is coming.
If the error is ours, we fix it at our cost.
We don't take cleaning or repair work — not on curtains bought here, and not on curtains bought elsewhere. If it's something covered by the warranty (motor 6 years, installation 1 year, wooden blind slats 1 year), message us as usual.
Up to a point. Beyond what a single track can carry, the standard answer is several units side by side — it still reads as one continuous run, and you gain the ability to open sections independently.
Yes, though the stack still has to sit somewhere and will always take up part of the width. If you want the glass as clear as possible, run the track past the edge of the window so the louvres stack onto wall instead.
Not quite what you pictured? These are the closest alternatives.
For ordinary house windows with a warmer, timber feel, wooden blinds win on atmosphere.
For a bedroom that must go properly dark, a blackout roller does what louvres never will.
If the point is dividing a space rather than covering glass, panels are larger and look cleaner.
Guides that cover this product in full — no need to message us to find out.
These two are nearly three times apart in price, and people still pick by looks alone — when in fact they solve different problems.
The most common question is how many yards a two-metre window needs. The answer is not two metres converted to yards — and understanding why is the key to reading any curtain quote.
A blind doesn't make the sun go away. It only changes where the sunlight lands once it's through the glass. Start from that and choosing fabric for an afternoon-sun room gets much easier than picking by colour.
These two are both priced by the square yard, so people assume either will do. In fact they move in different directions and suit different openings.
A living room isn't a bedroom: it doesn't need darkness, it needs the right amount of light, a view you can still see, and privacy once the lamps are on. So the right choice is rarely the most opaque fabric. It's the one that fits how the room is used through the day.
An office asks different things of a blind than a home does. Darkness is rarely the point. Screen glare, long runs of glass and low-effort upkeep are. This guide goes room by room through vertical blinds, sunscreen rollers and wooden blinds, then covers what the person signing it off usually asks: price, fitting times and tax invoices.
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