Thermal Blinds

Transform your home with thermal blinds – the perfect blend of style, comfort, and energy efficiency. Designed to keep your space warm in winter and cool in summer, they create a cosy atmosphere year-round. Plus, with lower energy use and reduced bills, they’re as practical as they are stylish!

Choose from a variety of options, including thermal roller blinds, thermal pleated blinds, thermal vertical blinds, thermal Roman blinds, thermal screen blinds, thermal special shape blinds, thermal perfect fit blinds, thermal Venetian blinds and thermal conservatory blinds, to find the perfect fit for your windows. Our collection features the best thermal blinds (UK-available), meticulously crafted with high-quality materials and innovative designs.

Enjoy the highest possible energy efficiency, along with warm comfort, brought by our exclusive range of thermal blinds. Minimise your energy bills! Our insulated window shades are specially designed to retain the warmth within your room while reducing heat loss and energy use.

Made-to-Measure Thermal Blinds – Energy-Saving Window Blinds

Thermal blinds are often called energy-saving blinds. No wonder why! They can reduce energy use for heating by over 10%, and some blinds can reduce heat loss by up to 40% by minimising it through windows. In the warmer months, that means they are highly effective in blocking unwanted solar heat—up to 60%—and when installed correctly, they bring overall solar gain down to just 20%.

Made-to-measure thermal blinds will fit your windows and doors like a glove for better insulation and energy saving. These blinds can be custom-made to the measurements of your window or door for a snug fit that prevents draughts and reduces heat loss. From blackout fabrics to honeycomb designs, these blinds do just as much in the way of functionality as design, seamlessly blending into your interior design.

Thermal Insulated Blinds You Can Find on LexBlinds.co.uk

At Lex Blinds, we have a number of different types of thermal-insulated blinds for every different preference and functional need. Check the options below to find your perfect fit.

Thermal Roller Blinds

Thermal roller blinds are a combination of simplicity and energy-efficiency, which makes them a trendy home feature. These blinds are made with reflective backing fabrics to provide maximum insulation while enabling you to maintain a sleek, minimalist aesthetic. Ideal for any room, they help reduce winter heat loss and limit summer heat gain.

Thermal Vertical Blinds

Thermal vertical blinds are perfect for larger windows or patio doors since they can provide even better insulation. Yet, you will still enjoy the ease of light and privacy control with a single touch. Their vertical design adds grace to any room, making them both functional and fashionable.

Thermal Roman Blinds

Made with luxurious fabrics, thermal Roman blinds serve an aesthetic purpose while also providing increased insulation for your home. Lined with blackout or interlining fabrics, they help block draughts and keep heat in. Some of the more popular solutions on the market include thermal Roman blinds, which make for a stylish and functional choice in an effort to create a warmer home.

Honeycomb/Pleated Thermal Blinds

Often referred to as pleated thermal blinds, honeycomb blinds are designed with a distinctive cellular structure that traps air, providing exceptional insulation for your home. These blinds not only enhance energy efficiency but also add a sleek, contemporary look to any space. Their clean lines and versatile design make them an ideal match for modern interiors, perfectly complementing stylish furniture and décor.

Perfect Fit Thermal Blinds

Perfect-fit thermal blinds are suitable for uPVC windows and doors. They lock tightly into the window frame, without any gaps that could allow in cold air or heated air. They are beautifully designed and keep insulation without looking disjointed.

Thermal Roof Blinds

Thermal roof blinds are an excellent choice for skylights and roof windows, offering effective insulation in hard-to-reach areas. Their innovative design ensures that even the most inaccessible spaces can benefit from efficient coverage, making them a practical and stylish solution for modern homes.

What Are the Benefits of Thermal Door & Window Blinds?

There is no doubt that the benefits of thermal blinds extend beyond just looks. These window treatments are an important factor in creating a comfortable, energy-efficient home. Here’s why:

• Energy Savings. The most notable benefit of energy-efficient window blinds is their capacity to reduce heating and cooling bills. They prevent heat transfer through windows, which saves not only air conditioning or overuse of heating systems but consequently results in significant energy savings on energy bills.
• Year-Round Comfort. These are great insulators and are very effective during both cold and hot seasons. In the winter, they help keep the cold out and retain warmth. In the summer, they keep rooms cooler, maintaining a comfortable home in any season.
• Enhanced Privacy and Light Regulation. Most thermal window blinds (UK-made) are constructed using blackout fabrics that can allow for increased privacy and light control in your space. Whether you’re looking to block the sun from pouring in or you’re preparing for a good night’s rest, these blinds can be adjusted to make it happen.
• Sustainability. They are an environmentally-friendly option for homeowners who want to minimise their home's carbon footprint.
  
  

How to Choose Custom Thermal Blinds?

Selecting the right custom thermal blinds involves considering several factors to ensure they meet your functional and aesthetic requirements.   

• Room Type and Purpose. Different rooms have varying insulation needs. For instance, thermal door blinds are made for entryways and patio doors, while thermal roof blinds are perfect for skylights. Consider the room's purpose in choosing blinds that offer the desired level of insulation and light control.
• Material and Design. The material of your thermal blinds plays a crucial role in their performance. Blackout fabrics are excellent for bedrooms, while honeycomb designs work well in living rooms or kitchens. Choose a design that complements your interior decor while meeting your insulation needs.
• Automation and Smart Features. For added convenience, opt for insulated window blinds with motorised or smart controls. These features allow you to adjust your blinds remotely, ensuring optimal insulation at all times.
  
  

Order Cheap Thermal Blinds Online from Lex Blinds

At Lex Blinds, we understand the importance of combining quality with affordability. Our collection of cheap thermal blinds offers exceptional value without compromising on performance or style. From thermal window covers to thermal door blinds, we provide custom solutions tailored to your needs. Shop online today and experience the perfect blend of efficiency, comfort, and design.

FAQ

Do Insulated Blinds Work in Conservatories?

Thermal blinds work particularly well in conservatories. Because conservatories can have very large windows, the type of blinds you choose can really help keep out the hot sun in summer and ensure heat is kept in during the colder months.

Can Thermal Blinds Be Blackout?

Absolutely. Many thermal blinds include blackout fabrics that not only provide insulation, but also light control.

What Are the Most Energy-Efficient Blinds?

Honeycomb-style blinds, like thermal window blinds, are some of the most energy-efficient types available. They trap air within their structure for superior insulation.

Do Thermal Blinds Keep Heat Out?

Yes, these heat-resistant blinds effectively block sunlight and prevent heat from entering your home during summer, ensuring a comfortable indoor environment.

Are Thermal Blinds Worth It?

Thermal blinds are a great solution if you want to keep the heat in your home and lower your energy bills. Unlike curtains, which hang outside the window recess, blinds to keep the heat in fit snugly within the frame, offering better coverage against the glass. While any blind can add a degree of insulation compared to leaving a window uncovered, certain styles and materials deliver superior performance. Options like honeycomb pleated blinds, Roman blinds with thermal linings, or roller blinds with reflective backing fabrics are especially effective for optimal insulation.