Vertical blinds are vertical lengths of fabric that are clipped to a sliding track at the top and operated with a plastic wand or chain. These pieces of fabric (also known as louvres or slats) are joined together by weights to ensure the louvres are evenly weighted across the length of the track, no matter if they’re fully extended across the track or nestled together to let extra light inside. The louvres are also joined together by a chain at the bottom which works to stabilize the blinds. Larger windows are ideal locations for vertical blinds and they can be adjusted for windows of any length. If you’re fitting blinds to a patio window or a long window inside an office, for example, vertical blinds offer a level of light flexibility that other styles simply can’t match. Privacy and control are two of the key benefits of choosing vertical blinds for your windows. Vertical blinds allow you to control the amount of visibility into a space without sacrificing light entry. The tilt and turn mechanism can be manipulated to allow the slats in the blinds to be opened at varying degrees to suit the users. Vertical sheer blinds , also called Hanas blinds are a new design based on the traditional vertical blinds curtain, Vertical sheer blinds create a warm and comfortable atmosphere, with the same fashion style of vertical blinds. When the vanes are opened, the transparent sheer fabric softly filters the light and preserves your view, while protecting your furnishings from UV rays. When the vanes are closed, they block light to darken the room and enhance privacy.