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Faux Wood Blind

Semi BlackoutKitchenBedroomLiving Room

From৳460per sq ft

  • Ignores humidity, steam and splash — safe where natural wood is not.
  • Wipes clean with a damp cloth, unlike real timber.
  • The wooden-blind look at a lower cost per square foot.

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Faux Wood Blind

A moulded composite slat with a printed wood grain. It gives you the look of a wooden blind on the windows where real timber would fail: a kitchen full of steam, a bathroom, a balcony door, any window that takes rain sideways in July.

It is heavier than natural wood, which is why the maximum width here is lower — beyond that span the weight makes the blind hard to raise and hard on the mechanism.

Semi Blackout: Blocks most light. A thin outline may show at the edges of the blind.

Specifications

Specifications
MaterialFaux Wood
Light controlSemi Blackout
OperationCord · Wand · Motorised
Width range18–78 in
Drop range18–96 in
Minimum billable area20 sq ft
MotorisedRemote control · WiFi / app
Lead time3 days, 5 with a motor
Warranty6 months on the fabric. 6 months on the mechanism. 6 months on the motor.
Single-piece width limit66 in

Care and cleaning

Dust with the slats closed flat, then wipe with a damp cloth. Faux wood takes water freely, which is the whole point of it.

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.
Is there a minimum size I get charged for?
Yes. A very small blind costs nearly as much to make as a medium one — the same tube, brackets, chain and labour — so every piece is billed at a minimum area regardless of how small the window is. The calculator on each product page shows you the moment the minimum is applied and by how much, so nothing is hidden inside a total.

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