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Kitchen Blinds: Practical and Easy to Maintain
In the kitchen, a blind is usually the most practical solution: it takes up little space, is easy to clean and doesn't get in the way of furniture or appliances.
Key takeaways
- Blinds draw up completely above the window, which stops the fabric brushing against worktops, hobs or work areas.
- Roller blind in screen or technical fabric, easy to clean and resistant to humidity.
Why a blind and not a curtain
Blinds draw up completely above the window, which stops the fabric brushing against worktops, hobs or work areas. Their smooth surface is also easier to clean than a curtain with pleats.
Which fabric to choose
- Roller blind in screen or technical fabric, easy to clean and resistant to humidity.
- Roman blind if you'd rather have a more textile finish, in kitchens with less exposure to splashes.
Common questions
Questions about this solution
Technical or screen fabrics are recommended, as they are more resistant to humidity and easier to maintain than a conventional decorative fabric.
Yes, it's a convenient way to remove manual handling, especially for tall or hard-to-reach windows above the worktop.
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