
Slat width
Narrower and wider slats change both the visual scale and the amount of stack height when raised.

Aluminum Blinds
Aluminum blinds use slim, lightweight metal slats to bring a clean, minimal horizontal-line look to a window, often at a lighter weight and different price point than wood or faux wood options.
Aluminum blinds use slim, lightweight metal slats to bring a clean, minimal look to a window, often at a different weight and price point than wood or faux wood.
The useful decisions are slat width, finish, and whether the room's style and moisture level point toward metal over a wood-look material.

Narrower and wider slats change both the visual scale and the amount of stack height when raised.

Several colors and finishes are typically available depending on the manufacturer's current lineup.

Adjustable slats let you discuss direct light, softer daylight, and privacy in the context of each window.
Metal slats generally resist warping better than some other materials, though individual slats can bend if handled roughly.
Bring your questions about light, privacy, style, and budget to an in-home consultation.