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Vertical Blinds in Westbrook

Vertical blinds in Westbrook mostly replace vertical blinds. The patio doors in this housing stock have had verticals on them since the houses were built, and what fails is rarely the vanes themselves. Carriers wear out and the cord frays long before the vanes do. Fabric is the common upgrade now, since it softens the light in a way the old PVC never did and it hangs quieter on a door that gets used every day. We size the new headrail to the wall above the door rather than to the old track, so nothing is inherited from a set that has already worn out. A Bathurst-side backsplit took new fabric verticals on the patio door after twenty years of the original PVC set. The opening had settled a half-inch out of level, which the new track quietly absorbs. Homes near Westbrook Park and the Bathurst Street corridor are where we see the most consistent demand. Many of our Westbrook clients ask which vertical blinds configuration suits the local housing stock. Here is what we tell them. Townhouses with patio doors out to backyards or basement walk-outs are core vertical blind territory. PVC for high-traffic, fabric for living spaces. Detached suburban houses use vertical blinds mostly on the secondary sliders. Primary patio doors in the family room are now more often getting wide-stack rollers or motorized panel tracks instead.