Our window fashions team can help you find the perfect selection for your basement, decide which works best for how you’re using the space, customize them to enhance your interior design style, measure your windows for a picture-perfect fit, and handle installation.
What Are the Benefits of Basement Blinds?
For most homes, the basement is completely underground and has very few windows that look upon anything other than a window drum, which isn’t the most enchanting of views. However, covering them provides security, extra privacy, and protection for your home. Even more,
blinds make your finished basement feel warm and inviting, like a cohesive part of the house upstairs.
Some of the additional benefits of basement blinds include:
- Improve energy efficiency. Blinds reduce the flow of cold or warm air through windows, keeping the home more comfortable.
- Maximize the limited basement light. Although very little light comes in, blinds let you make the most of the light you do have down there.
- Enhance security. Since basements are at or below ground level, blinds may provide an extra layer of security, especially when closed.
- Create a comfortable space. Finished walls, added window blinds, and hung artwork all make a basement space a more inviting place to hang out in.
What to Look for In Your Basement Blinds
Here are a few elements on what you should look for when shopping for basement blinds:
Withstand the Elements
Basements are often cold, damp, and humid. These conditions mean that some blind materials are better than others. Graber® Wood Blinds, for instance, may swell with moisture, so if you ever have a basement flood, or a window leaks, or it just gets damp, your blinds can break down.
Graber® Composite and Faux Wood Blinds, on the other hand, are more moisture-resistant.
Help Insulate the Space
An insulative material, like wood or faux wood, is ideal because basement blinds are one of those beautiful spaces that tend to be cool year-round. In the heat of summer, blinds can prevent the heat from coming in.
Conversely, in winter, blinds can keep the heat in.
The Best Graber® Blinds for Your Basement
The best Graber® blinds for your basement largely depend on how you plan to use it, for example:
- Workout room: A basement is a naturally cool workout space, and the light makes a difference here. Graber® Soft Blinds, also called Sheer Shades, Composite, and Faux Wood Blinds, are all good choices for this type of area.
- Kids or teens space: Create a space for your kids or teens that’s cheerful, inviting, and durable with Composite, Faux Wood, or Aluminum Blinds. They’re moisture-resistant,
child-safe, and easy to clean.
- Home office space: Create a sophisticated refuge that creates the sophisticated space you want. Consider Aluminum Blinds for a modern look and Composite Wood for a more classic interior.
- Guest bedroom or suite: Use Graber® Faux Wood Blinds to create a luxurious feel that can withstand basement conditions and adds visual texture.
- Hobby or craft room: Use Faux Wood or Vinyl Blinds that let in natural light, so you can get the best view of your project, paired with excellent lamp lighting.
- Media room: A media room should be dark for the best viewing of your movie or TV show. Opt for Faux Wood or Aluminum Blinds that
block most light when closed.
Shop Graber® Basement Blinds Near Dayton, OH
Finishing your basement creates a serviceable and attractive space in your home that you can use in ways that best suit your family. Whether you’re using it for multiple activities or just one, finding the right blinds can improve the aesthetic so it looks as cozy as you’ve imagined.
At Signature Shutters & Blinds, your blinds store near Dayton, OH, we’ll help you find the right materials for your space and the colors and styles that make it work. We can also handle measurements and installation to ensure a precise fit when you
request a consultation online or by calling
(937) 813-3430.
Signature Shutters & Blinds, a family and veteran-owned window treatment store, serves the greater Dayton, Ohio, area, including Cincinnati, Moraine, Troy, West Chester Township, Hamilton, Lebanon, Mason, Miami Valley, Warren County, Butler County, Greene County, Clark County, and Miami County.
