Aluminum horizontal blinds are used worldwide as an effective and inexpensive means of sun protection. Blinds consist of an aluminum eaves and slats which are assembled into a single structure. To control the blinds, a separate mechanism in the form of a cord and a cane is used, the cord raises the blinds and the cane turns the slats.
Check out the installation of horizontal blinds - a popular solution for many Ukrainians. This is historically the first solar protection solution in Ukraine, which has proven itself due to its reliability and functionality. Horizontal blinds help control the access of light and protect from the scorching sun and prying eyes.
Conventional horizontal blinds consist of transverse plates called slats, which are interconnected by a system of threads. This system is operated by a cord and a cane. With the help of a cord, the slats can be raised and lowered, fixing them at the desired height. The cane allows you to rotate the slats at a certain angle, adjusting the amount of light that enters.
Modern horizontal blinds on the eaves perform several important tasks:
The Benefits of Horizontal Blinds on an Eaves
Since its inception, aluminum horizontal blinds have not lost their relevance and popularity due to a number of advantages:
maintenance. The slats are easy to clean from dust and dirt, just wipe them with a damp cloth. Aluminum blinds do not absorb odors and moisture, which provides them with a long service life.
Ukraine's first online solar system factory offers a wide range of aluminum horizontal blinds. Ordering is easy: enter the dimensions of the window, select the type of fixation and control side, and then select the color of the slats that matches your interior.
Horizontal blinds can be fixed in two ways:
Installation of aluminum horizontal blinds does not require special knowledge and skills, it can be easily done even by yourself.
Order aluminum horizontal blinds today and enjoy the cosiness and comfort in your room!
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