Steel Blue Flat Aluminum Venetian Blind (Product Code: P020)

The aluminum venetian blind is made from durable upper casing painted in steel blue using electrostatic powder coating and aluminum slats with a thickness of 23 microns, produced by a fully automated venetian blind machine that gives them a smooth oval shape. The slats are available in 16 mm and 25 mm widths upon request. To ensure the slats hang evenly, a bottom rail made of steel and coated with electrostatic powder is attached. A control mechanism, called the “duck,” is installed on the upper casing to operate the blind. A polycarbonate tilt rod of appropriate length, adjusted according to the height of the blind, is attached to the control mechanism. Using this rod, you can direct your venetian blind and adjust the amount of light entering the room. Additionally, a locking mechanism is installed beside the control mechanism to allow the blind to be raised or lowered. The cords running through the locking mechanism enable the blind to be drawn up or released. When choosing the control direction, you determine whether the control and locking mechanisms are on the right or left side when facing the blind, as the tilt rod and cords remain exposed when the blind is fully raised, which could interfere with opening doors or windows.

Technical Specifications

The thickness of the upper and lower rails is standard for 16 mm and 25 mm casings. The casing height and width are 25 mm. The lower rail has a height of 11 mm and a width of 19 mm.

Blind Raised Height

16 mm and 25 mm Aluminum Venetian Blind Specifications

Choosing the Blind Color

Steel blue is one of the sharpest shades of blue. Blue on a blind symbolizes solitude, leadership, wisdom, trust, and loyalty. Conducting business meetings in a blue environment can convey determination and commitment. Blue is among the most popular colors; however, caution should be exercised when using blue in relation to food, as it naturally suppresses appetite and can sometimes have a repelling effect, symbolizing sadness or depression. Blue is considered the most appetite-suppressing color among all colors. Naturally blue foods are very rare, and humans tend to find them unappealing, as our ancestors avoided potentially toxic or spoiled foods, which often appeared blue, purple, or black. Experiments have shown that participants offered foods dyed blue almost always lost their appetite.

A blue-colored blind relaxes the nervous system and, unlike red, has a calming effect on the mind, allowing people to reflect more deeply. It is ideal for a peaceful and serene blue-themed bedroom, as it encourages the body to release calming chemicals. However, darker shades of blue can feel cold and somber. Blue-painted environments and blue-toned blinds, if not too dark, can enhance productivity. Studies show that students perform better in rooms with blue blinds, weightlifters can lift heavier loads, and information written in steel blue is more easily remembered.