1. Exterior vs. Interior Blinds
Both types feature high-quality aluminum slats. The key difference lies in the size of the slats and the manufacturing process, as exterior blinds typically need to be more robust to withstand the direct impact of environmental conditions. However, the main distinction is, of course, in the installation location. Interior blinds are installed on the inside of the glass, while exterior blinds are installed on the outside. This installation location is also the main factor that defines the advantages offered by each type of blind.
2. Advantages of Exterior Blinds
Exterior blinds do not occupy interior space and do not interfere with the overall design of the room. They are also excellent thermal regulators, preventing light and heat from penetrating the glass and entering the room. Exterior blinds are popular in larger commercial or public spaces, as well as private properties. They do not obstruct the view excessively, and due to their exposure to the elements, they are highly durable and resistant.
Available in various configurations, such as roller housings, or even in security versions, exterior blinds provide an added layer of protection against intruders while shading the space. They are particularly favored in larger industrial buildings and public spaces, as well as smaller private properties.
3. Advantages of Interior Blinds
Interior installation ensures that the blinds are protected from weather conditions and potential malicious damage. They also complement the room’s design beautifully, as they are available in various colors and styles. Interior blinds are a cost-effective solution and are popular in both residential and commercial spaces.
Based on the mentioned advantages and limitations, the decision is entirely up to you. Choose the option that will enhance the quality of life in your chosen space. Explore our extensive range of exterior and interior shading solutions.
