INTU Blinds
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Pros & Cons of INTU Blinds
Pros
- More slim line than perfect fit and can fit within the bead which make fitment to bi-fold doors possible when using micro pleated versions
- Click fitted on to clips so no drilling making fitting simple
- Gives light management flexibility with a blind for each pane of glass
- Neater slat tilt slider fitted to the headrails which is better than a hanging wand of the perfect fit Venetians
- Minimalistic look
Cons
- Not private because of its frameless feature
- Venetian and pleated fabrics can damage and water mark easily especially when used on outward opening doors (this is where blinds in the glass are beneficial)
- Need to be unclipped to clean the glass behind them fully with them being so close fitting
- Risk of glass breakage due to thermal stress breakage due to close fitting the glass can’t dissipate the heat gain
- Risk of glass breakage due to metal clips pressing hard up against to the glass especially on heat treated glass
- Lots of blinds to open and close with their being a lot of blinds (one for each pane rather than one per window)
- Not a good blind system over a sink or counter if you want to open fully as you need to be able to reach to the top of the highest pane of glass with your hand
- Can’t be motorised