Aluminum mini blinds are suitable for small and large windows alike. They work well on large windows because they are easy to lift and operate at any size, whereas some window treatments become to heavy at larger sizes. They work well for small windows as well because the slats are relatively small at 1" wide. And for very small windows the Micro Mini with ½" slats is fitting option.

Aluminum blinds are a breeze to care for. To keep them looking their best they can be dusted or wiped with a damp sponge containing a very mild solution of soap and warm water as needed.

If you're aluminum blinds are going in a high-traffic area, or if you plan to operate them frequently, consider upgrading to one of our Softlook Aluminum Blinds. These are available in a 6 or 8-gauge material that is far more resistant to common dings and dents overtime than standard aluminum blinds.

Blinds To Go is proud to extend a lifetime warranty on all custom-made products. All custom-made products are warrantied to be free from manufacturing defects in materials, mechanisms (cord locks and tilt gears) and components (brackets, wands, caps, etc.) which make up the blind or shade. For more information about our warranty, click here.

At Blinds To Go, we are with you every step of the way. Sit back and let our preferred installers measure and install. Our highly recommended team of professionals are pre-screened, insured, and licensed. Guarantee your window treatments will fit just right and look gorgeous.

Prefer to measure yourself? Watch our video tutorial.

Choose our intimacy feature and your blinds will be constructed with no pinholes in the slats, giving you maximum privacy, keeping out more light during the day and providing optimal insulation.

Combine two or three blinds on one headrail for a clean look while you retain the ability to operate the separate blinds independently, the ideal solution for side-by-side windows.

Replace the standard wand for tilting blinds open/closed with a discrete knob. This feature is recommended on doors where a wand would swing around when the door is opened and closed. Knob tilters are also recommended for doors where a wand may interfere with use of the door handle.