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What are the best bathroom blinds ?

What are the best bathroom blinds? This is a question we get asked fairly often.

There are a couple of things to consider when it comes to choosing the right bathroom blinds.

First and this is the most important point, make sure the fabric or the blind type is suitable for moist conditions.

Over the years we have seen hundreds of roller and vertical blinds fitted in bathrooms where black mould has started appearing on the blinds, so making the right choices from the start means you will have blinds that stay looking great for years to come.

 

There are a number of options for your bathroom blinds that would be perfectly suitable and will last.

beech hut roller blind

Roller Blinds are always a popular choice, and with a huge choice of fabrics that will work well depending on the level of moist / water they will be in contact with.

My first recommendation would always be PVC fabrics. They are completely waterproof and are perfectly suitable for all bathrooms.

If the blind is not likely to get wet then a fabric that has 100% polyester content will be fine for moist conditions.

The fabric to avoid is anything with a cotton content, as these fabrics get affected in moist conditions and you will start seeing mold appearing.

 

Bathroom vertical blind in cream

Vertical Blinds are also available in the same fabrics as the roller blinds so are perfectly suitable for bathroom conditions.

 

Fauxwood Venetian Blinds

 

Wooden Venetian Blinds are incredibly popular at the moment, but are not really suitable as bathroom blinds as they are a natural timber product and will warp over time in moist conditions.

There is an option if you like the wood look and that is Faux Wood. They are designed to look just like a wooden blind but they are made of rigid PVC, so are completely waterproof making them ideal bathroom blinds.

 

Roman Blinds are something to be avoided as they are traditionally made from curtain fabric that has a very high cotton content. We have installed roman blinds in bathrooms but it is not a product we would recommend and we always get the customer to sign to say they accept that there may be issues long term.

To browse the blind ranges above, please visit our domestic blinds page where you can view more details on each blinds design, or contact us for more information.

 

If you are in Leicestershire then great news you can visit our showroom on Uppingham Road or we can bring our bathroom range to you. If you are outside Leicestershire I hope this information has been useful and you should be able to find a supplier local to you.Phil Header