What Are Faux Wood Blinds Made of?
Faux wood blinds are sometimes referred to by different names based on the materials used. Polywood blinds or composite wood blinds are other names used for faux wood blinds. Faux wood blinds are made from vinyl, vinyl compounds (sometimes called PVC, or polyvinyl chloride), or wood/vinyl alloys using hardwood pulp. Faux wood blinds made from a wood/vinyl alloy are costlier but also sturdier than 100% vinyl window coverings. Faux wood blinds are available in solid colors and both light and dark wood tones. They’re also a smart environmental choice, as many faux wood blinds are made using recycled materials. Different decorative looks can be achieved by choosing between one, two, or three-inch slats and all sizes in between. The advantages and disadvantages of faux wood blinds Faux wood blinds offer many advantages and a few disadvantages compared to traditional wooden blinds. Cost is a primary advantage of faux wood blinds. A similar decorative effect as wood can be achieved at a fract
