The Wave Of The Future Windows With Built In Blinds
Thinking about replacing those drafty windows with built-in blinds? Households, where cleaning mini-blinds is a bi-annual tradition, have probably contemplated a better option. A look into windows with blinds between the glass will prove to be exactly what any family that has dealt with the hassles of mini-blinds desires.
Windows with built-in blinds are a concept that has been with us for the past decade. As with all new technology, it starts out quite expensive but as it becomes integrated and more economically produced they settle into a more reasonable price point integrated pleated blinds. The basic principle of these specialty windows is that they feature blinds, shades or grills sandwiched between two panes of glass. The blinds raise, lower or tilt using a slider that guides them. This is also true indoor walls that feature blinds between the glass. This feature is especially appealing for door walls and patios because homeowners don't have to mess with traditional blinds and needing to open and close them before having access to the door.
Advantages of Built In Blinds
They don't collect dust, dirt, fingerprints, grease or grime. They are protected by the panes of glass.
For homeowners with allergies and asthma, they offer a healthier living environment. The blinds do not collect the allergens and dust of traditional blinds. This makes them a much healthier option in window treatments.
Safety is at a premium with blinds between the glass. The internal cord devices make this a safe option for homeowners with children and pets. The internal cords eliminate the risk of strangulation and are a safe option to use within a child bedroom. They also do away with the risk that cords and knobs present to pets. Pets like to chew cords which can become hazards to them and their internal organs.