
Supply and install wood blinds in Metro Manila — Real Wood and Durawood PVC. Free site visit, 1-year warranty, licensed NCR contractor.
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Get a QuoteWood blinds — Real Wood Basswood or PVC Durawood — give you precise light control, a structured architectural finish, and a lifespan that outlasts most fabric treatments. Two material options means the right choice for every room in your home or office.
Tilt slats 0–180° to dial in the exact light angle — diffuse morning glare, direct afternoon sun, or full privacy after dark. No other window treatment gives you this degree of control.
Light ManagementDurawood's PVC composite core does not absorb moisture — safe for bathrooms, kitchens, and condo units where aircon condensation is a daily reality in the Philippines.
DurawoodIn air-conditioned spaces, wood blinds outlast most fabric treatments by years. Individual slats can be swapped without replacing the entire blind — a significant long-term cost advantage.
DurabilityGenuine Basswood grain adds texture and warmth no composite can replicate. Accepts stain finishes that coordinate with wood furniture and flooring — the premium choice for living rooms and executive offices.
Real WoodClose slats flat and wipe with a damp cloth — that is all routine cleaning requires for Durawood. No specialist products, no dry cleaning, no periodic replacement like fabric blinds.
Low MaintenanceCompatible with concealed motor units mounted inside the headrail. Operate by remote or integrate with a smart home system. Practical for wide blinds and high windows where lift cords are hard to reach.
Smart HomeMaterial Comparison
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| Feature | PVC Durawood | Real Wood (Basswood) |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Engineered PVC composite | Kiln-dried Basswood / Paulownia timber |
| Moisture resistance | Excellent — safe in humid rooms | Fair — requires controlled humidity |
| Appearance | Wood-look texture finish | Genuine natural timber grain |
| Weight | Heavier than real wood | Lighter — suits large windows |
| Price range | ₱280–₱350 / sqft | ₱400–₱600+ / sqft |
| Best for | Offices, bathrooms, kitchens, condos | Living rooms, bedrooms, executive offices |
| Cleaning | Wipe clean with damp cloth | Dust or lightly damp cloth only |
Choose Durawood for high-humidity rooms, commercial fit-outs, and any space with condensation risk. Choose Real Wood for living rooms, executive offices, and premium residential spaces where genuine timber finish is the priority. Both carry a 1-year workmanship warranty.
A real wood blind is milled from kiln-dried Basswood or Paulownia timber. The grain is the timber's own, so no two slats are identical and the surface takes a stain finish that coordinates with wood furniture and flooring. That is the difference from a wood-look blind: Durawood reproduces the appearance of wood in an engineered PVC composite, and does it well, but the texture is printed and embossed rather than grown.
Real wood is also markedly lighter than Durawood, which matters on wide windows where a composite blind becomes heavy to raise. We installed real wood blinds in a Beech R503 finish at Avalon Condo in San Juan; Durawood went into the Victoria Tower penthouse in Manila, in Almond. Both are the right answer for the room they went into.
Air-conditioned living rooms, bedrooms and executive offices — rooms with controlled humidity. Never bathrooms, kitchens, laundry areas or anywhere with direct rain exposure. Timber absorbs moisture and will warp; that is what Durawood exists for.
50mm is the standard residential slat — fine enough to stack compactly when raised. 63mm gives a bolder, more architectural look for large windows and high ceilings. Ladder tape, the wide fabric tape that replaces the visible string ladder, is an add-on priced per blind, in several colourways.
Real wood runs ₱400–₱600+ per square foot against ₱280–₱350 for Durawood — an estimate for budgeting, not a quotation. Your figure depends on window sizes, slat width and whether you add ladder tape, so we measure before we price.
Dust with a soft dry cloth, or one that is barely damp. Do not soak the surface — standing moisture swells timber and lifts the finish. In a correctly dry room, real wood blinds last as long as Durawood, roughly ten to fifteen years, and the natural finish tends to look better as it settles.
Individual slats slide out of the cord ladder and can be replaced without touching the rest of the blind, so note your finish name and series from the original order. Motorised headrails are available and are worth considering on wide real wood blinds. Every installation carries a one-year workmanship warranty, and site measurement across all 14 NCR cities is free.

Free site measurement across all Metro Manila cities. We bring Durawood and Real Wood finish swatches and prepare a window-by-window estimate on the spot.
Our team handles measurement, custom fabrication, mounting, leveling, and valance fitting — every wood blind installation backed by a one-year workmanship warranty.
Measure width and drop.
Install heavy duty brackets.
Attach decorative valance.
Secure blind in brackets.

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203 N. Domingo St, Cor H. Lozada St
San Juan City, Metro Manila
0917-812-1233
(02) 721-7989
Monday – Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: By appointment