• What Are Faux Wood Blinds
  
  
• Colors and Textures
  
  
• Benefits for Humid Conditions
  
  
• Control Options
  
  
• Motorized
  
  
• Manufacturers
  
  
• Slat Styles and Shapes
  
  
• Slat Width
  
  
• Maintenance & Durability
  
  
• Rout Options
  
  
• Routless
  
  
• Benefit of Cloth Tapes
  
  
• Weight & Window Considerations
  
  

Faux Wood Blinds Maintenance and Durability

Faux wood blinds are designed to look and feel like real wood while providing greater moisture resistance and durability while saving you money. Although faux wood binds are generally heavier than traditional wood blinds they are easier to clean and maintain than their natural alternatives.

Because of their composition, faux wood blinds resist warping and are best suited for areas with high humidity. This same composition also makes them resist stains and dirt, making it easier for you to keep these blinds clean and looking great for years. As a result, faux wood blinds do not need special care or attention and can be wiped clean without the fear of warping.

Faux wood blinds are also stronger than wood blinds and can withstand high traffic areas like game rooms and living rooms. Natural fibers break down over time without proper care. Faux wood blinds are heavier and stronger than wood and can withstand the bumps and shifts that occur in busy homes. These blinds also resist fading and are sturdy enough to resist cracks and bends that can result from frequent use.

Cleaning your wood blinds is easy, too. Most of the time you can wipe them down with a cloth or rag. If you decide on purchasing extruded PVC faux wood blinds, you can use mild soap and filter water to clean them, too. Always read the manufacturer's guidelines on how to best clean your faux wood blinds since some stains and finishes react to specific types of cleaners.