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Subtle Elegance with a Ash Grey Pleated Blind
The ash grey pleated blind is an excellent choice for those who wish to bring elegance and softness into their interior. Its universal, ash grey shade pairs beautifully with a variety of design styles – from classic to modern – adding a touch of understated charm. This window treatment blends harmoniously with both light and dark color schemes, creating a peaceful and cozy atmosphere. The ash grey pleated blind is a refined accent that gives your space a fresh and distinctive character.
Complete Light Control and Maximum Privacy
With the ash grey pleated blind, you have full control over the amount of incoming light, allowing you to create the perfect environment for working, resting, or relaxing. The specially designed mechanism enables precise adjustment of light transmission, so the room can be gently illuminated or fully darkened – exactly as you need it. The ash grey blind also ensures maximum privacy, shielding you from unwanted glances from the outside.
Durability, Convenience, and Easy Use
The ash grey pleated blind is made from high-quality materials that ensure long-lasting durability and resistance to everyday wear. It’s easy to install – you can do it yourself in just a few minutes, without the need for tools. Thanks to its easy maintenance and stain resistance, the ash grey blind will retain its beautiful appearance for years. A simple wipe with a damp cloth is all it takes to keep it fresh and clean every day!
DRILL Mounting Type (with drilling)
The DRILL mounting type involves screwing the pleated blind directly onto the window sash – inside the glazing beads. It requires drilling a few small holes where the cord brackets are installed. This ensures that the blind is securely fixed, fits perfectly against the glass, does not protrude, and looks neat. This solution is durable and discreet – the blind becomes an integral part of the window.
LUX Mounting Type (no drilling)
The LUX mounting type involves attaching special brackets to the window sash – at the top and bottom. The cord brackets of the pleated blind are then inserted into these holders. The LUX mounting method does not require drilling, yet it is stable and allows for bracket adjustment. In this version, the blind slightly overlaps the window frame.
STICK Mounting Type (no drilling)
The STICK mounting type is based on attaching the brackets to the window sash – at the top and bottom – using adhesive. The cord brackets of the pleated blind are then inserted into these holders. This method does not require drilling but does require precision – once the elements are glued, removing them is not recommended as it may weaken the attachment. The blind mounted in this way slightly overlaps the window frame.
Polyester – Reliability and Durability in Every Detail
Polyester is a material that combines exceptional technical and practical properties, making it ideal for manufacturing window coverings such as pleated blinds. It stands out for its high durability, resistance to external factors, and ease of maintenance. Its use guarantees not only an aesthetic appearance but also practical solutions for any interior. With a fabric weight of 140 g/m² and optimal light-filtering parameters, this material is the perfect choice for those seeking functionality and style in one.
Key Advantages and Properties of Polyester in Pleated Blinds:
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Fabric weight: 140 g/m²
The polyester used in pleated blinds features a fiber density that ensures a perfect balance between lightness and strength. The material retains its original appearance for many years and does not deform. -
High color fastness
Thanks to a special dyeing process, polyester in pleated blinds resists fading from UV radiation. Even with intense sunlight, the color remains rich and uniform throughout its use. -
Mechanical strength
Polyester is highly resistant to mechanical damage such as stretching, bending, or abrasion – especially important for pleated blinds that are frequently opened and closed. -
50% light filtering
The material provides an optimal level of light protection without completely darkening the room. This makes it ideal for those who value visual comfort and softly diffused natural light. -
Moisture resistance and easy cleaning
Polyester does not absorb moisture, making it resistant to mold and stains. For cleaning, simply wipe it with a damp cloth – making maintenance quick and hassle-free. -
Dimensional stability
Thanks to polyester’s properties, pleated blinds retain their shape and dimensions even under challenging usage conditions. This ensures a consistently neat appearance over time. -
Chemical neutrality
Polyester resists most chemicals, which further enhances its durability. The fibers do not degrade with daily use or exposure to common substances. -
Lightweight
Despite its strength, polyester remains a lightweight material, making pleated blinds easy to handle and operate in any room.
In summary, polyester is a material that perfectly combines functionality with aesthetics. Thanks to its technical advantages, it is the ideal solution for those seeking durable and easy-to-maintain window coverings. Pleated blinds made of polyester are an investment in comfort and elegance for years to come.
Polyester in Pleated Blinds Is:
- lightweight;
- durable;
- fade-resistant;
- antistatic;
- easy to maintain;
- strong.
Material Properties:
| Material | 100% PES |
| Fabric weight | 140 g/m2 (+/-10) |
| Color fastness | 4–5 |
| Louvre height | 20 mm |
| Light transmission | semi-transparent (approx. 50%) |
Ash Grey Window Pleated Blind
Pleated blind. Color: Ash Grey. Installation with or without drilling. Custom-made. Width: 30–140 cm. Height: 40–230 cm. Blackout level: approx. 50%
DRILL mounting (with drilling)
Measure the glass pane between the glazing beads – make sure to include the black gaskets. The width of the plissee should match the width of the glass panel. If it is too wide, it will not fit inside the window recess.
Measure only the height of the glass pane (including the black gaskets).
LUX/STICK mounting (without drilling)
Measure the glass pane together with the glazing beads.
If the window does not have beads, add 2–3 cm to the glass width so that the fabric slightly overlaps the window frame.
Measure the entire window sash so the plissee fully covers the glass pane.