Verticals win on width. Where a roller would need splitting into three and a curtain would eat a metre of wall, a vertical track runs the whole span and stacks tight into one corner — which is why they never left the office market.
Specification
| Louvre widths | 89mm and 127mm |
|---|---|
| Fabrics | Sunscreen, dim-out, blackout, PVC |
| Stack | One side, split draw, or centre open |
| Max width | Effectively unlimited on a single track |
| Best for | Sliding doors, wide glazing, offices, staff housing |
| Lead time | 2–4 working days |
| Installed from | QAR 110 per sqm |
Why people choose it
- Covers spans no other blind handles in one piece
- Slides fully clear of a sliding door
- Damaged louvres replace individually, not the whole blind
- Lowest cost per square metre on big glass
Frequently asked questions
Do vertical blinds still look dated?
The old 89mm PVC louvre does. A 127mm fabric louvre in a warm neutral reads very differently, and on a 5-metre span it is still the most practical option.
What happens if one louvre gets damaged?
We replace that single louvre. Every louvre hangs from its own carrier, which is a real advantage over a roller in a busy office.
Can they cover a sliding door?
Yes — that is their strongest use. We set the stack so the louvres clear the door leaf completely when open, so nothing catches as the door slides.
Get a price for Vertical blinds
Send the room count and we reply the same working day with a price and the next free measurement slot. No charge, no obligation.