Highest Rated Vertical Blinds
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What Our Highest Rated Vertical Blinds Have in Common
The blinds in our top-rated list change as new reviews come in, but the reasons customers love them stay the same:
- Made for wide openings: Vertical vanes hang from a single headrail and draw to the side, so one blind can cover a sliding glass door or a wide window and stack neatly out of the way of the walkway.
- Easy light control: Rotate the vanes to angle out sunlight and keep privacy, or draw them fully open for an unobstructed view.
- Durable, easy-care vanes: PVC and vinyl vanes resist moisture and wipe clean, faux wood vanes add the look of wood and hold up in humid rooms, and fabric vanes give a softer look.
- A sturdy headrail: A heavy-duty headrail with smooth-gliding carriers keeps the vanes evenly spaced and turning together, even on blinds used every day.
- The right stack for the door: Stacking to the left, to the right or splitting from the center lets you keep the vanes clear of the side you walk through.
- A custom fit: Blinds made to your exact measurements cover the opening with minimal light gaps, one of the most common things customers mention in reviews.
Best Vertical Blinds for Your Needs
- Best for sliding glass doors: vertical blinds that stack away from the side of the door you use. See the best blinds for sliding glass doors and how to measure vertical blinds for sliding doors.
- Best for patio doors: see our guide to the best blinds for patio doors.
- Best for kitchens, baths and humid rooms: PVC, vinyl or faux wood vanes, which resist moisture and wipe clean.
- Best for a softer look: fabric vanes, or panel track blinds with wide fabric panels that slide like a modern vertical blind.
- Best for offices and commercial spaces: heavy-duty PVC vertical blinds built for daily use. See our commercial window treatments.
- Best on a tight budget: vinyl and PVC vertical blinds. Read our tips for affordable vertical blinds.
- Best for French doors: vertical blinds can block the swing of a hinged door, so see our French door blinds instead.
Still deciding? Read how to choose vertical blinds, compare vertical vs. horizontal blinds, or browse alternatives to vertical blinds.
How We Rank Our Highest Rated Vertical Blinds
We rank vertical blinds by their average customer rating, then look at the number of reviews behind that score. A blind with a high rating across many reviews has a more proven track record than one with a perfect score from only a few. Newer blinds may move up the list as more customers review them. Ratings are a great place to start, but the best vertical blind for your home also depends on the size of the opening, the vane material, the color and which way you want the blind to stack. Order free samples to see colors and materials in your own light before you decide.
Highest Rated Vertical Blinds: Frequently Asked Questions
How are the highest rated vertical blinds determined?
We rank our vertical blinds by average customer rating and the number of reviews behind that rating. Customers score their blinds on quality, appearance and ease of installation.
What are the best vertical blinds for sliding glass doors?
Look for durable vanes that are easy to clean, like PVC, vinyl or faux wood, and choose a stack direction that keeps the vanes away from the side of the door you walk through. Measure the full width of the opening plus overlap so the blind covers the glass edge to edge.
What makes a high quality vertical blind?
Look for a heavy-duty headrail with smooth-gliding carriers and metal pinions, so the vanes turn together and don't slip out of alignment. Sturdy vanes that resist bending, S-curve vanes that overlap for tighter closure, a custom fit and a solid warranty all add up to blinds that hold up to daily use on a busy sliding door.
Which vertical blind material is best?
It depends on the room. PVC and vinyl vanes are durable, budget friendly and easy to wipe clean. Faux wood vanes give the look of wood and handle humidity. Fabric vanes have a softer, more decorative look for living rooms and bedrooms.
Should I choose vertical blinds based only on ratings?
No. Ratings show how happy other customers are, but you should also consider the size of your opening, the vane material, color, mounting, stack direction and controls. Compare both the rating and the number of reviews, since a score backed by many reviews is more reliable.
Are the highest rated vertical blinds also the best sellers?
Not always. Best sellers are the blinds customers buy most, while highest rated blinds are based on customer scores after installation. Compare both on our best selling vertical blinds page.
Where can I see all of your vertical blinds?
Browse our full collection of vertical blinds, including PVC, vinyl, faux wood and fabric styles, all custom made to fit your windows and doors.
