VS2 Pleated blind

A pleated blind is a window covering made from specially folded (pleated) fabric. It can be adjusted from top to bottom, from bottom to top, or positioned anywhere in between.

Pleated blinds differ from traditional roller blinds in that they allow you to cover only the lower part of the window while keeping the upper part open to natural daylight.

In ground-floor homes, pleated blinds provide privacy from street or courtyard views without sacrificing natural daylight. The blind can be positioned to cover exactly the desired section of the window.

RULO.FI manufactures and sells pleated blinds operated via the top and bottom profiles. The fabric selection includes semi-blackout, blackout, and moisture-resistant options.

Yes. The range includes moisture-resistant pleated blinds that are well suited for bathrooms and other spaces where fabric may be exposed to splashes or steam. Moisture-resistant pleated blinds are not fully waterproof.

The pleated blind measuring guide can be found in the online store. Pleated blinds can be installed either on the window frame or between the glazing beads. When installed between glazing beads, the blind is fixed to the beads using screws.

Always use a metal tape measure for accurate measurements. Using other measuring tools may result in measurements that are not precise enough.

Yes. For glazing bead installation, measure the glass width (L2) and glass height (H2). Include half of the black rubber seal in the measurement. This measurement also determines the width of the pleated blind fabric.

The maximum size of a pleated blind depends on the selected fabric. For large, floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple pleated blinds can be installed side by side on the same window surface.

Pleated blind care instructions are available in the online store. Over time, pleated blinds may collect dust and dirt, which is normal. In most cases, it is sufficient to clean the blind using a vacuum cleaner with a textile attachment.