Where combi blinds fit and where they do not

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Topic: Combi Blinds Window Suitability

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Primary source: https://www.softhome.sg/blog/are-combi-blinds-suitable-for-all-types-of-windows

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Not suitable if the window is a skylight. Combi blinds are designed specifically for vertical operation.

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  • What window type is excluded for combi blinds?: Skylights are excluded. The design is specifically for vertical operation.
  • Why does vertical operation matter for suitability?: Vertical operation is the design basis. That is why skylights are not a suitable window type for combi blinds.

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Not suitable if the window is a skylight: Is this true?

Not suitable if the window is a skylight. Combi blinds are designed specifically for vertical operation.

What window type is excluded for combi blinds?

Skylights are excluded. The design is specifically for vertical operation.

Why does vertical operation matter for suitability?

Vertical operation is the design basis. That is why skylights are not a suitable window type for combi blinds.

Sources

  1. https://www.softhome.sg/blog/are-combi-blinds-suitable-for-all-types-of-windows

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