Blinds Inside the Glass
Integral Blinds
A neat, stylish alternative to curtains and external blinds — sealed inside the double glazed unit for a clean, maintenance-free finish.
A neat, stylish alternative to curtains and external blinds — sealed inside the double glazed unit for a clean, maintenance-free finish.
Integral blinds are one of the cleverest innovations in modern glazing. Rather than hanging on the outside of the glass, the blind slats sit sealed inside the double glazed unit itself — completely protected from dust, damage and interference. The result is a permanently clean, incredibly tidy look that no external blind can match.
They're the ideal solution for bifold doors, patio sliding doors and French doors, where external blinds would interfere with the opening mechanism. Because they're sealed inside the unit, they move completely independently of the door or window operation.
Control is simple — a small magnetic or electronic controller on the frame tilts and raises the slats without any cords or pull mechanisms. This also makes integral blinds a popular choice for homes with children or pets where cord safety is a concern.
Available in a range of slat colours and styles, our integral blinds can be specified on new windows and doors or retrofitted into existing frames.
Completely dust-free and maintenance-free — no cleaning, no tangling, no damage ever.
Doesn't interfere with door opening mechanisms — ideal where external blinds aren't practical.
Magnetic or electronic control — no cords makes them child and pet safe.
Tilt the slats to control light and privacy exactly as you want it at any time.
No bulky blind mechanisms or cluttered window treatments — just clean glass with hidden control.
Specified in new glazing units or retrofitted into many existing window and door frames.
If we don't meet your expectations, we'll fix it free. No questions asked.
Full warranty on workmanship and materials. We stand behind every installation.
Complete peace of mind. Full insurance on every project and all work.