Aluminium Venetian Blinds

Aluminium venetian blinds combine elegant simplicity with practical versatility and function. They bring a high level of minimal and on trend style to most architectural directions. The wide range of metallics and designer colours together with a choice of a slim 25mm or wide 50mm  slat provides designers, architects and decorators a wide range of unique design solutions.

Our 25mm, the most elegant aluminium venetian blinds on the market, is colour coordinated, so that cords and ladderbraids, blend perfectly with the slats and headrail. European engineering, high grade aluminium & quality ladder tape, cords + components ensure these aluminium venetian blinds will provide durability, simple maintenance and long life.

25mm Venetian Blinds.

Available in all 16 colours – is highly functional and in line with interior design trends. The internal rolled edges of the headrail provide strength and durability and help distinguish the round profile of the slats, enhancing the overall appearance of the blind.

The curved headrail is concave underneath, which allows the slats to be assembled closer to the headrail. This design feature reduces the light gap that most standard venetians cannot avoid.

Softline has a combined cord lock and tilting mechanism. This has been designed to minimise cord wear and ensure safe operation, plus it gives the blind a neater appearance because there are less components exposed. The bevelled

Premium Quality Slats

Blinds by Peter Meyer Aluminium Venetian Blind slats are engineered and manufactured in Europe from 0.22mm gauge high grade aluminium to maximise the tensile strength of the slat. They are available in a range of contemporary colours and finishes. The extensive painting process for the Aluminium Venetians delivers several key benefits.

Before undergoing the painting process the raw aluminium is cut into the required width size. They are then washed in hydrochloric acid to remove impurities from the surface of the raw aluminium. The acid is rinsed off the slat which then goes through a tensile stretch oven and roller, the alloy mix is determined by the oven temperature and the tensile rollers used. Depending on the combination, it produces a tensile strength which enables the slat to bend 180 degrees around a 12.5mm radius when crowned.

The next stage is an undercoat paint that etches to the raw aluminium surface, once applied it is baked in the oven. The final paint finish is applied by a roller and it is baked again. Once the slat has cooled it is rewound into coil rolls. The production process gives the Faber Aluminium Venetian flexibility, makes it resistant to kinking and buckling, they won’t chip or flake and the superior adhesion of paint protects against corrosion.wheel gear allows the slats to be opened and closed in only 2.5 turns of the wand, due to the cleverly designed ergonomic gear combined with a 5mm hexagonal tilt shaft.