Blinds
Today we know about modern blinds, but let's go back to the origin of the word.
The word blind comes from a northern Italian dialect, Store, 'rush mat'.
It is a piece of flexible material or assembled elements that is rolled up and unrolled to vary the light or heat in a room, or to create privacy.
Venetian blinds |
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An assembly of superimposed horizontal slats attached to each other at the ends, whose inclination or height can be varied by pulling on a rope, chain or winch and which acts as a blind. 16 mm, 25 mm, 35 mm, 50 mm wide slats are available. The housing can be made of painted steel or ultra-thin aluminium. |
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Roller blinds |
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Blind rolled up on a roller fixed to the top of a window, which is unrolled by pulling the end of the piece downwards, and provided with a device allowing it to roll up by itself after pulling it downwards slightly.
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Vertical blinds |
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An assembly of vertical slats aligned and fixed at the top, which can be varied in angle or pulled to the side with a rope or chain and which acts as a blind. Tosca Collection |
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Panel glides |
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Custom-made Japanese panels have become an increasingly popular blind. Dante Collection |
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Mosquito |
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The roll-up mosquito net is a formidable weapon for keeping insect bugs out of your home.
Zanzy Collection |