Windows blinds

Angled Window Blinds and ShadesAngled windows are a bit trickier to handle than standard windows, but that doesn’t mean they have to go uncovered! Angled window blinds and shades can be custom built with a variety of styles and options so you can cover every window in your home.Blinds and shades for angled windows are built the same as their “normal” window counterparts. That means benefits you may get with a cellular shade, vertical blind, faux wood blind, or shutter are all present in these specialty blinds and shades. If you’re keeping with the same type of blind or shade, you can even order matching window coverings so the slanted windows match the rest.Why Choose Angled Window Blinds or Shades?View our Buying GuideSlanted window blinds and shades are the perfect choice for many rooms and styles. Here's why:Odd-shapes: Slanted windows can be difficult to cover, but there is a solution. We can custom build blinds and shades to fit these angled windows.Complete Coverage: Don’t let slanted windows go uncovered! Angled blinds and shades can be custom made to fit and match the rest of your décor.Help Available: Available with all our blinds and shades, but if you’re having trouble at any point in the process with your slanted windows, our design consultants are on-hand to help at 1-800-505-1905.Optional UpgradesAngled window blinds and shades are also available with a range of upgrade options to further customize and get the perfect window treatment for your room.Light Filtering: Use a light filtering cellular

Your windows deserve high-caliber window coverings. Window treatments are vital in controlling the light in your home, providing a room with privacy, and contributing to a room’s design. Cheap big box blinds won’t rise to the occasion: the slats crack and warp, and the cords snap and tangle easily. Graber® window treatments are different: they are developed by industry experts with the latest innovation and design to be fashionable, functional additions to your windows. Graber® has been providing homeowners with exceptional window treatments since 1939, and their 80+ years of experience are showcased in the superior craftsmanship of their custom blinds, shades, and shutters.Want to speed up the process? Fill out a form or call/text us today to start your window treatment journey Graber® Blinds Enjoy unimpeded visibility and privacy at your command with the straight, clean lines of Graber® blinds. Graber® offers blinds for homeowners with a diversity of different priorities. Graber® Wood Blinds are authentic hardwood blinds emphasizing wood’s natural silhouette and character. They boast the beauty of Great Lakes basswood and are stained, painted, and finished to preserve and showcase its distinct wood grain.Graber® Composite and Faux Wood Blinds make great alternatives to authentic hardwood in high traffic and moisture-prone areas. Graber® Faux Wood Blinds are designed with the elegance of wood and the durability of manufactured materials; their PVC construction makes them fire and moisture-resistant. Graber® Composite Blinds are more lightweight with wider space between slats than Graber® Faux Wood Blinds. They can withstand high humidity and are designed to match with Graber® Composite Shutters for whole-house cohesiveness.Graber® Aluminum Blinds are economical window treatments that resist the wear and tear of use. They are available in a wide selection of colors and are customizable with inverted slats and complementing headrails for a sleek look and maximum light control. Graber® Vertical Blinds are available in three styles: vertical fabric blinds, with fabrics ranging from sheer to room darkening; sheer vertical blinds, which combine the luscious drapery silhouette with dreamy light control; and vinyl vertical blinds, which are lightweight, easy to clean, and easily customizable with alluring colors and patterns. All Graber® vertical blinds are ideal for wide expanses of glass or sliding glass doors.Graber® Vinyl blinds are durable blinds options in different colors, textures, and patterns to suit even the most individual of tastes. The NoHoles™ option decreases light leakage by eliminating cord holes, and multiple blinds

Shade to help diffuse incoming light or get the maximum light blockage with a blackout shade.Insulating: Cellular shades are great for insulating slanted windows as well as helping keep energy costs down.Other ConsiderationsTo make things a bit easier, here are a few things to consider for angled window blinds and shades:Cellular shades are great choices for angled windows, and can provide insulating and light filtering benefits.Many angled windows are accompanied by “standard” rectangular windows underneath. For a seamless look, consider using the same style blind or shade for these slanted windows as well.Measuring and Installing Angled Window Blinds and ShadesOur angled blinds and shades are all customized and built to your specifications and can be installed by anyone going down the DIY route. However, you are not alone! Our guides on How to Measure and How to Install for angled blinds and shades are full of the information you need to tackle the project yourself and be confident in your choices. In addition, we have in-house design consultants available to discuss your project and any questions you may have. They are only a phone call away at 1-800-505-1905.Angled Window FAQsWhat are angled windows?Angled windows are often found along a peaked roofline. They can be triangle shaped or a rectangle with an angled top or bottom. What window treatments are recommended for angled windowsDue to the fact that they are simple "slanted" versions of regular windows, only shutters, mini blinds and some cellular shades can be made for angle top windows.Why

When you’re shopping for window blinds, it’s easy to become completely overwhelmed by the many types, materials, and features available, to say nothing of figuring out which size to buy. Our ultimate guide to the types of window blinds will answer questions about popular styles and options. When you’ve finished reading, you will be prepared to make informed choices, and know the different types of window blinds for your situation. Let’s get started!Blind StylesHorizontal BlindsVenetian BlindsVertical BlindsMini BlindsMicro BlindsRoller ShadesSolar ShadesRoman BlindsTie-up ShadesPleated ShadesCellular ShadesDuo Vision BlindsSilhouette BlindsPanel BlindsSmart BlindsVanishing BlindsSkylight ShadesVelux BlindsOutdoor ShadesBlind MaterialsCloth & FabricVinylWoodFaux WoodPlasticNatural MaterialsMetalPaperSynthetic MaterialsWhy Choose Blinds?How to Buy BlindsPremade BlindsMade to Measure (Custom)Blind OptionsThermal FabricBlackoutPrivacy SlatsSheerThickCordlessContinuous CordTop Down or Bottom-up OperationBlinds OperationManual/Open by HandAutomatedBlinds CostAverage Cost of Blinds Per Window for Different MaterialsAverage Cost of Blinds Per Window for Different TypesBlind SizesHow to Measure BlindsBlinds Q & AHow to Choose BlindsAre Blinds Still in StyleHow to Wash BlindsBest Blinds for Living RoomBlinds to Use for Sliding Glass DoorsBlinds for the BedroomBlinds for Large WindowsBlinds for Sunny WindowsCan You Use Drapes and Blinds Together?Recommended Blinds for the BathroomCan You Paint BlindsBlind StylesThere are as many different types of blinds as there are types of windows, and innovations regularly appear on the market. To make sure you know all of your options, dive into the different styles and features of all the styles currently commercially available.Horizontal BlindsHorizontal blinds nestle into each other when open and spread out to cover the window when closed. The difference is