Printed Pleated Blind
Patterned fabric chosen from a ready motif collection; folds in the accordion arrangement and turns the window into the room's themed surface.
- Motif CatalogueA choice is made from the ready pattern collection.
- Pattern Coming Alive in LightLight coming from behind fires the motif like stained glass.
- Cord-Free SystemNo hanging cord; suited to a child's room.
Who Is the Printed Pleated Blind For?
- Children's Room
- Kindergarten
- Theme Café
- Playroom
- Display Façade
The catalogue motif is ready; those wanting to print their own visual turn to the Custom Print model.
Printed Pleated Blind
- Stock Code:
- FS-BPL-01
- Availability:
- Manufactured on Order
- Brand:
- FENETRE
- Category:
- Printed Pleated Blinds
The chosen motif is printed on the fabric and cut to measure; the profiles are fitted and an installation-ready set is sent.
The swatch runs from children's themes to botany, geometric abstraction to still life. The motif is printed on the fabric's interior-facing side; when daylight strikes from behind the motif lights up like stained glass.
While the blind is open the visual reads on a single plane, when gathered the fold rhythm shows the motif's top band. In the cord-free system the fabric stays at the released position.
The pattern choice is considered together with the window height: the same motif produces an accent on a single sash, a scene repetition on a multi-window façade.
Technical Specifications
Printed Pleated Blind technical data table
- FabricCatalogue-pattern printed pleated fabric
- Motif-Printed Pleated Polyester
- ProfileA body with the pattern side facing the interior
- 6063 Aluminium
- PleatAn accordion folding slicing the motif
- 15–20 mm Pleat
- ControlA cord-free arrangement staying at the released point
- Cord-Free by Hand
- MountingBead, inside recess or over the wall
- Screw · Adhesive · Bead
- Light BehaviourStained-glass effect in daylight
- Patterned Filtering
The bead arrangement sits on the glazing bead; the patterned surface reads like a frame on the joinery line. Inside-recess and over-wall mounting is also done with the same body.
The motif is always printed facing the interior. The mounting direction is fixed in the system; there is no reverse-fitting risk.
- The glazing or joinery opening's net width and height is measured (cm).
- The chosen motif name and scale expectation is written on the order note.
- The mounting form is marked: inside recess, bead or over the wall.
On a narrow window a large pattern gives a cropped feel; if a small-scaled variant exists on the swatch that one is preferred.
Pattern scale and the fold relation
The pleated fabric's 15–20 mm folds slice the motif. Large figures fragment at the fold spacing; small repeats read like texture from afar. That is why the pattern scale is chosen together with the window height.
In the open position the visual appears on a single plane. The fold lines drop fine shadows over the pattern; that is the pleated look's own texture, not a print error.
In the gathered state only the top band is seen. On a window whose blind is often opened and closed, having the motif's strong section positioned at top gives visual continuity.
When daylight strikes from behind the fabric works like a sieve. Light-grounded patterns brighten the room; dark-grounded patterns produce stained-glass depth.
Motif choice by theme
In children's rooms the animal, space and map series are the most chosen group. As the child grows the pattern is changed; the system and rail stay the same, only the fabric is renewed.
In kindergarten and play areas light-grounded motifs are preferred; they add colour to the space without cutting daylight.
In cafés and theme spaces the botanical, retro-poster and geometric series turn the façade into a display; the pattern reads from inside and from the street.
In a plainly furnished lounge a single-motif window builds a focal point. In a room with patterned wallpaper a printed blind produces visual noise; there the plain series stands more correctly.
In a room with several windows the repetition of the same motif builds rhythm; using different motifs side by side only works in a deliberate collage design.
Care of the printed surface
The pattern is applied into the fabric surface; it does not come off with wiping or touching. Routine care is done with a dry brush or a lightly damp cloth.
Chemical-content sprays can spoil the motif colour; in cleaning only a water-dampened cloth is recommended.
The fabric is printed with UV-resistant ink. On a façade seeing direct sun for years there can be a slight tone softening as on every fabric; on a south façade a dark-grounded pattern shows this effect less.
In a motif change the mechanism stays in place. The rail and cord system is preserved, only the fabric is replaced with a new one; the room theme is updated for the fabric price.
Questions About Printed Pleated Blind
Which side of the blind is the pattern printed on?
How does a large pattern stand on a small window?
Does the printed fabric cut light?
Can I print my own pattern?
Does the print fade over time?
Other Printed Pleated Blinds Models
Printed Pleated Blind is built around motif catalogue, pattern coming alive in light, cord-free system. The remaining 1 models in the Printed Pleated Blinds range are listed.
Printed Pleated Blind — Ask for a Price
Once the motif preference and window measurement are conveyed, a clear price for printed pleated is shared.
