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which size wooden blinds are the best?
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I am in the process of ordering wooden blinds, had decided on 25mm slats but the salesman has said 50mm look better and are by far the most popular. As they are expensive and I cant decide which I like the best I hoped I could get your opinion!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The wider the slats, the wider the gap between them - so if the blind is down but set to let the light in, the lighter the room will be with wide slats. Since the slats are all usually the same thickness, wide slats, being fewer, will take up less space at the top of the window when the blind is up, again letting more light into the room than a blind with more, narrow, slats.
i have 4 sets of blinds in the house. two are natural wood ones and they're 25mm, one set are white wood and they're 50mm, and one set are metal and are 15mm. the 25mm ones are in bedrooms and i defo wouldn't have them any wider. the white wood ones are in a bathroom and look great. the only ones i'm not too keen on are the very thin 15mm ones, but they do the job they were bought for (which is to stop our nosey neighbour staring into our study) instead of net curtains. i think whichever you choose will look good.
I think it depends on the size of your windows...Just inexpensive 25mm ones in my kitchen & bathroom but the windows aren't very big & wider slats would be out of proportion.
Carlton - Brilliant tip about the plant labels!! I had to shorten a pvc blind & haven't thrown the spare slats away yet...thanks for mentioning that.
Carlton - Brilliant tip about the plant labels!! I had to shorten a pvc blind & haven't thrown the spare slats away yet...thanks for mentioning that.
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