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* Production lead times are only an estimate and does not apply to any colors that are out of stock. Production begins the following business day after ordering. Please allow additional time for shipping.
These wood window blinds are expertly crafted with a precision finish to the smartest profile, while being engineered to function faultlessly. At Blinds Chalet we only offer the highest quality wooden slat blinds. Whether it's for business or for home your choice of wooden window blinds will look great!
For a less expensive alternative check out our faux wood blinds. Faux wood blinds are made from synthetic materials and designed to look like real wood at a lower price point.
Crown Valance
At Blinds Chalet we offer a free "Cornice Style" valance for most of our real wood blinds. This decorative valance is mounted to the wood slat blinds but extends past the window frame, adding a more elegant look to the blinds. All of our wood window shades conform to the CHILD SAFETY GUIDELINES. Order with confidence today!Optional Upgrades
2 on 1 headrail
Larger window blinds become heavy and harder to lift. By having multiple blinds sharing a common headrail, each blind will come with its own controls and will operate independantly from the other blind(s).
Things to consider:
Because there must be a slight gap between each blind, consider the light and privacy issues. Align the gaps between the blinds with the divider rails in the windows.
"Cornice Style" Valance vs Standard Crown Valance
Each of our real wood blinds standard with free valance. Most are crown molding although some are a different contour such as our signature wood blinds. We also offer on some of our wood blinds an optional "cornice style" valance. The cornice valance is a crown molding valance that sits outside the window frameon inside mount blinds. The cornice valance extends about 1 inch past on each side of the window frame. The cornice valance also has sides or returns to create a cornice look to the crown molding valance.
Things to consider:
Because the cornice style valance sits outside the window frame you need to consider any obstructions such as casing around the window or cabinets, etc. that might be in the way of the valance.
