Vinyl Mini Blinds |
Quality vinyl mini blinds at discount prices, plus a great selection of sizes with quick shipping. In the vinyl mini blind chart below the length of the of the vinyl blinds have been put in large bold print for your convenience. Directly below the bold print lengths are the widths that are available in that length. Remember that both the widths and the lengths on these vinyl blinds are easily shortened to fit your window for that custom look. These vinyl mini blinds are perfect for your home, office and used extensively in apartment buildings because of their long lasting chacteristics. If you have any questions about our vinyl window blinds, please call or email us. Our friendly customer service representatives will be happy to assist you in finding just the right size vinyl window blind. |
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1" Vinyl Mini Blinds
available in Black, Burgundy and Hunter Green. Light Filtering
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Blinds can be cut to custom width by customer using scissors.
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Minimum Order 1 Blind Order by the case for additional savings. Blinds Up to 47" Wide: 6 per case 48" Wide & Over: 4 per case |
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How to Remove Slats 
Blind lengths can be easily shortened - directions included in box. |
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Steel Headrail and Bottom Rail and Premium Room Darkening, warp resistant PVC slats. Click Here |
Vinyl Blinds
Vinyl Mini Blinds came about in the 1980s. Blind companies found the manufacturing process to be much simpler, which meant more costs effective not only for them but for the customer as well. While other blind options are becoming increasingly popular, vinyl mini blinds are still the choice of the majority of consumers.
Vinyl Mini Blinds are the perfect choice for high-humidity locations such as the kitchen, bathroom and waterfront homes. The best features of non-textured glossy slats are easy to clean, unbreakable and highly resistant to sun bleaching. As well as working best in the summer to help block sunlight. However, the drawback is they do not have any insulating power and are not airtight.
