Choose your Slat Width

We offer wooden blind slats in two typical or highly common widths, ranging 35 mm, and 50 mm, respectively.

Timber Slat

Wooden blind decorative tapes, sometimes referred to as “ladder tapes,” are vertical fabric strips that pass between the slats of your wooden blind from top to bottom. By holding the slats in place, these tapes support the structure and maintain the slats’ symmetry and order.

Braided Ladder

Two external strings holding a horizontal blind in place. The bottom rail of the braided ladder is where it ends after passing through the middle of the slats and being attached at the headrail. Decorative tapes can frequently be used to cover these.

Decorative Tape

Wooden blind decorative tapes, sometimes referred to as “ladder tapes,” are vertical fabric strips that pass between the slats of your wooden blind from top to bottom. By holding the slats in place, these tapes support the structure and maintain the slats’ symmetry and order.

Tilt Cord

Wooden blind decorative tapes, sometimes referred to as “ladder tapes,” are vertical fabric strips that pass between the slats of your wooden blind from top to bottom. By holding the slats in place, these tapes support the structure and maintain the slats’ symmetry and order.

Noted :- Due to the use of various fabric batches, colour may fluctuate slightly from photos. Possibly as a result of the lighting and screen settings used for the photoshoot.