Faux Wood Blinds in Oklahoma City & Edmond
What You'll Learn:
- ✓ The difference between composite and faux wood blinds
- ✓ Why they're the practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and humid rooms
- ✓ How patented light-blocking technology reduces gaps between slats
- ✓ Cordless lift options that are safer for kids and pets
Call Brent & Edna today at 405-259-5599
for a free in-home consultation.
Love the look of real wood but not the warping that shows up in a humid bathroom a year later? That's exactly the problem faux wood blinds solve. These moisture-resistant blinds give you the warmth of wood-look style without the cracking, fading, or peeling — a smart call for kitchens, bathrooms, and anywhere Oklahoma humidity gets into a room. As authorized dealers of Graber® and Norman® window treatments, Shaded In The Sun offers custom faux wood and composite blinds professionally measured and installed in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Nichols Hills, and the surrounding metro.
Composite Blinds
A polymer alternative that splits the difference between real wood and PVC — lighter, and built to handle humidity.
- • Construction: Polymer composite, lighter weight than faux wood
- • Design: Wider ladder spacing for a more open, contemporary look
- • Learn More: See our full blinds guide
Faux Wood Blinds
PVC construction with a finish that closely mimics the grain of real wood, at a fraction of the price.
- • Finish: Solid colors or wood-grain patterns
- • Slat Sizes: Available in 2" and 2½" widths
- • Durability: Engineered to resist warping, fading, cracking, and peeling
Built for Humidity
Real wood warps in a humid room. These moisture-resistant blinds are made to handle it instead.
- • Best For: Kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms
- • Built to Withstand: Warping, cracking, fading, and extreme heat or moisture
- • Warranty: Backed by manufacturer warranties
SmartPrivacy® Slats
A patented slat design built to close the gaps that let light leak through ordinary blinds.
- • Route Holes: Placed at the back of the slat instead of straight through, to reduce light leakage
- • Bottom Rail: Pivots to align with the slats for a tighter closure
- • Available From: Select faux wood blind lines — Edna can show you which ones
Cordless Lift & Safety
No hanging cords — just a smooth, ergonomic lift that's safer for kids and pets.
- • Safety: Cordless lift certified "Best for Kids"
- • Operation: Ergonomic, easy-to-grasp bottom rail for smooth lift and lower
- • Tilt Control: Color-coordinated wand for easy light adjustment
Ready for Blinds That Handle Humidity?
Get a free in-home consultation with Brent & Edna — no pressure, no obligation.
Professional Installation Included
Every set of blinds we sell is measured, ordered, and installed by our team. A single room (3–5 windows) typically installs in 2–3 hours, and a whole-home project is usually done in a day. We install throughout Edmond and Oklahoma City, from Nichols Hills to Yukon.
What's the Difference Between Composite and Faux Wood Blinds?
Composite blinds are made from a polymer material — lighter weight, with wider ladder spacing than faux wood, for a more open, contemporary look. Faux wood blinds are made from PVC, available in solid colors or wood-grain patterns that closely mimic the look of real wood, and are the more moisture-resistant of the two. Both are a step up from vinyl and a fraction of the cost of real wood.
Are Faux Wood Blinds Good for Kitchens and Bathrooms?
Yes — this is exactly what they're built for. Faux wood blinds are engineered to resist warping, cracking, and fading in high-humidity spaces like kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms, which makes them a far more practical choice than real wood in those rooms without giving up the wood-look style. It's a common upgrade for Edmond and Oklahoma City homeowners tired of replacing warped real wood blinds.
What Is SmartPrivacy Technology?
SmartPrivacy is a patented slat design that places the route holes at the back of the slat instead of straight through the middle, which reduces light leakage and improves privacy. It's paired with a pivoting bottom rail that rotates to align with the slats when closed, delivering one of the tightest top-to-bottom closures available on faux wood blinds. It's available on select product lines — Edna can show you which ones during your consultation.
Are Faux Wood Blinds Safe for Homes with Kids and Pets?
Yes. Faux wood and composite blinds are available with a cordless lift system that eliminates hanging cords entirely, and the cordless mechanism is certified "Best for Kids." It's the safer choice for nurseries, playrooms, and any window where pets or small children spend time.
How Much Do Faux Wood Blinds Cost in Oklahoma City?
Custom faux wood and composite blinds are part of our custom blinds line, which starts around $200 per window. Your exact price depends on window size, slat size, and finish. We provide accurate, itemized pricing after a free in-home consultation — no guessing, no surprises. Call 405-259-5599 to schedule yours in Oklahoma City or Edmond.
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Ready for blinds that handle Oklahoma humidity? Call Brent & Edna at 405-259-5599 for your free in-home consultation.
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