Venetian blinds for Constantia’s character homes
Horizontal slats that tilt to steer light — full view, filtered light, or full privacy at any blind height, in aluminium or timber.
Horizontal slats that tilt to steer light — full view, filtered light, or full privacy at any blind height, in aluminium or timber.
25mm slats are the crisp, most popular choice; 50mm gives a bolder look with fewer lines. Powder-coated aluminium is the moisture champion for bathrooms, kitchens and scullery windows, and copes well with a wetter Constantia winter — an occasional rinse-wipe keeps hardware moving freely.
50mm basswood slats bring warmth and material honesty to Constantia’s Cape Dutch homesteads, sash windows and studies — anywhere the original character of the house is worth keeping. Quality lacquer handles normal humidity, but steamy en-suite bathrooms still suit aluminium better.
A roller is open or closed by degrees; a venetian steers light direction — tilt up for glare-free daylight over the vines, tilt down for privacy from a neighbouring vantage point, close flat for full dark. On a valley property with hour-by-hour changing light, that adjustability earns its keep.
25mm or 50mm slats, powder-coated finishes — the practical choice for wet rooms and a damp valley winter.
50mm basswood slats for heritage rooms and sash windows — warm, architectural, real material.
Wand tilt, cord-and-wand, or motorised tilt on premium lines.
Aluminium for wet rooms, timber for character homes — fitted across the valley and into every suburb we service.
Free in-home measure, a written per-window quote, and a straight answer on aluminium versus timber for your room.
