919 vertical blinds, £34-£48 for a standard window (around 1500×1000 mm). Enter your exact window below - each price updates to your size, and we move you to the right size band if you go outside this one.

A vertical blind hangs as a row of fabric louvres that rotate to angle the light and draw to one side, or split to the middle, to clear the glass. Tilting the louvres lets you cut glare and keep privacy without losing the whole view, which makes verticals a natural fit for wide windows, patio and sliding doors, conservatories and home offices. They handle big spans gracefully where a single flat blind would be heavy or unwieldy.

Louvres come in everything from sheers to blackout weaves, and PVC louvres suit damp or high-traffic rooms. Closed and tilted flat they block most daylight, but the gaps between louvres always leak a little, so they shade rather than black out a room. A practical bonus is repairability: louvres unclip individually, so a single damaged or grubby one can be washed or swapped without replacing the blind. Over a wide window a vertical is usually one of the more economical ways to cover the area.

You can set the louvres to draw to one side, part to the centre, or stack at both ends, whichever clears your opening best, and a wand-operated version replaces the chain and cord for a cleaner, more child-friendly finish. A weighted hem and a linking bottom chain keep the louvres hanging straight and stop them swaying in a draught from an open door.

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60 of 919 ranges shown (the 60 cheapest; production paginates).

Tradechoice

Tradechoice Vertical

at Blinds By Post

from £38.00 in 19 colours

Feather Weave

Feather Weave Vertical

at Blinds By Post

from £42.00 in 7 colours

Replacement Deluxe Headrail For Fabric Slats

Replacement Deluxe Headrail For Fabric Slats Vertical

at Lifestyle Blinds

from £42.00

Candy Stripe Onyx Daylight

Candy Stripe Onyx Daylight Vertical

at Order Blinds

from £45.00 in 27 colours

Deluxe Plain

Deluxe Plain Vertical

at Blinds Direct

from £48.00 in 37 colours

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