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Wooden Blinds

Warm slats with real grain. The one blind that reads as furniture.

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Wooden Blinds

A wooden blind is a venetian in a warmer material. It tilts the same way and stacks the same way, but the slats carry visible grain, so the window stops reading as hardware and starts reading as part of the room's joinery. In a flat with wooden doors and furniture it is usually the only blind that looks like it belongs.

Two versions, and the difference matters more in Dhaka than in a dry climate. Natural wood is lighter, quieter and has genuine grain, but it must stay dry — a slat that gets rained on repeatedly will bow. Faux wood is a moulded composite with a printed grain: heavier, unbothered by humidity, and the sensible choice for a kitchen, a bathroom or any window that takes monsoon splash. Both come in 25mm and 50mm, and both can be motorised.

Frequently asked questions

Natural wood or faux wood — which should I choose?
Choose by the window, not by the price. Natural wood is lighter, has genuine grain and suits a dry living room or bedroom. Faux wood is a moulded composite that ignores humidity completely, so it is the right answer for a kitchen, a bathroom, or any window that takes monsoon splash — the same conditions that will eventually bow a real wooden slat. Faux is heavier, which matters on a very wide window where the total weight adds up.
Which blinds survive Dhaka humidity and monsoon splash?
Anything that does not mind getting damp: PVC and aluminium slats, PVC vertical louvres, and polyester roller fabrics all wipe clean and do not swell. Natural wood is the one to keep away from a window that takes rain, because repeated wetting warps the slats — faux wood gives the same look without that risk. For a bathroom or an open balcony, PVC or aluminium is the safe answer.
Do slatted blinds collect a lot of dust in Dhaka?
Yes, more than a flat roller blind does — a slatted blind has many more upward-facing surfaces. The fix is a routine, not a product: tilt the slats closed so they form a flat face, run a duster or a vacuum brush down them, then tilt the other way and repeat. Two minutes a window, once a month. Aluminium and PVC slats also take a damp cloth, which natural wood does not.
How long does it take from order to installation?
Three days for a standard blind, five for a motorised one, counted from the day the order is confirmed to the day it is fitted. Those are working targets for stock fabric in Dhaka; a colour we have to bring in, or a very large made-to-order size, can add to them, and we tell you that when you order rather than afterwards.
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