Wood Composite Mini Blinds

Wood Composite blinds are making a strong comeback in recent years because of the natural and timeless beauty of Wood Composite in their décor. They are available in both solid colors and Wood Composite tones ranging from light tones such as natural finished to deep Wood Composite tones such as mahogany. The most expensive blinds (roughly eight times the cost of aluminum blinds) are 100-percent Wood Composite. Composite Railing Materials.

Most Wood Composite blinds are available in a variety of slat sizes from 1-3 inches. The one and two-inch slats can be painted or exposed oak, maple or cherry to match your furniture, flooring or wall paneling. Wood Composite blinds should be used in a stable temperature and humidity controlled environment to receive the full benefit of the long lasting durability of real Wood Composite blinds.

Real Wood Composite requires more attention than faux. The operating mechanism can be cord. But many families prefer the safer lift technology that requires a soft touch. Wood Composite blinds are generally 2-inch slats because the wider the slat, the less light that can come through. Many people opt to use a valance or cornice to add needed layers.

Sandblasted Wood Composite blinds, even if painted, display the beauty of the Wood Composite's natural texture. Fabric tapes in a variety of materials and colors can be added to complement the blinds and other elements of your environment.Composite Decking Railing.

Last but not the least real Wood Composite is as the name suggests real Wood Composite with a single board going up to 14mm thick as well. It also uses the tongue and groove method and can be sanded back to original form no matter how many times it is damaged, but this is dependent how far the tongue and the groove are situated from the surface. We wouldn't want those to be exposed to the naked eye! The only reason that I would install it because it is highly appealing to the viewer and looks fabulous once installed but since it happens to be a solid piece of Wood Composite it gets damaged really easily by moisture. Its installation is very difficult as well because it needs to be nailed down to and the sizes of the boards can vary since they are manufactured. Lastly they happen to be very expensive.Veranda Composite Decking.