Pleated blind

Pleated blinds are window coverings made from specially folded fabric. They can be moved both from the bottom upwards and from the top downwards, and can also be positioned in the middle of the window. Unlike textile roller blinds or cassette roller blinds, pleated blinds allow the lower part of the window to be covered for privacy while keeping the upper part open for daylight.

Pleated blinds help maintain privacy from passers-by while still allowing natural daylight into the room. You can cover only the part of the window that you want.

The Packlett-Riga product range includes moisture-resistant pleated blinds that are suitable for bathrooms and rooms where the fabric may come into contact with splashes of water or steam. However, moisture-resistant fabrics are not waterproof.

Measurement instructions for pleated blinds can be found here. Pleated blinds can be installed either on the window frame or between glazing beads.

Use a calibrated metal construction tape measure when measuring windows. Using other measuring tools may result in inaccurate measurements.

Yes. To install pleated blinds between glazing beads, measure the glass width (L2) and height (H2). The measurement should include half of the black glass seal.

The maximum size of pleated blinds depends on the selected fabric. For large windows or floor-to-ceiling openings, several pleated blinds can be installed side by side.

Care instructions for pleated blinds can be found here. Dust can usually be removed using a vacuum cleaner with a textile attachment.

The number of cord holes in the fabric and profiles depends on the size of the blind. For exact information about a specific size, please contact veikals@packlett-riga.lv.