15 Mar Wood Blinds vs. Faux Wood Blinds: The Pros and Cons of Each
Wood Blinds & Faux Wood Blinds: The Pros and Cons of Each
When purchasing horizontal blinds for your windows, it can be difficult to make the decision between real wood and faux wood blinds. While both are great options for window treatments, there are factors that might sway you toward one or the other. Here is a brief guide to the difference between wood and faux wood horizontal blinds—and what the pros and cons are of each.
Wood Blinds
Wood blinds can be made from a variety of woods, including basswood, abachi, and ash (basswood being the most common). Wood blinds are known for their luxurious and sophisticated look, which faux wood can come close to but not duplicate completely. These blinds come in a variety of finishes as well, allowing you to choose a neutral tone or black or white for your blinds. Wood blinds are also actually lighter in weight than faux wood blinds, making them especially great for extra large windows and for lasting durability. While faux wood blinds are easier to maintain than real wood blinds because of their resistance to moisture, you can still clean real wood blinds relatively easily using a damp cloth and a specialized wood cleaner if necessary.
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