Among the six types of existing indoor blinds, there is the pleated blind. Unlike Roman blinds, Venetian blinds, Japanese blinds, roller blinds, and vertical blinds, pleated blinds perfectly adapt to all types of windows in just a few minutes, without the need to screw or drill.
The outdoor blind, particularly vertical blinds, straight-arm blinds, and articulated-arm blinds, is primarily intended to protect against the sun. As for blinds placed inside the window, they tame the light and block the view from the outside. Installed in 5 minutes, the pleated blind can be placed on windows of different shapes, whether classic, arc-shaped, triangular, or trapezoidal. Providing good sun protection, this type of blind can be available in several structures. For example, there is the blackout pleated blind, a mechanism that does not let light through. We can also mention the pearly pleated blind and the aluminized pleated blind, offering thermal insulation aside from sun protection. Adjustable by a sliding system either horizontally or from top to bottom, pleated blinds allow you to optimally enjoy the light in your home thanks to their innovative system that allows you to choose the position of the blind. Other types of blinds are also ideal for an ever more modern design. We can thus mention the Venetian blind, the roller blind, and the Roman blind.