Blinds, Venetian blinds & sun protection

Ensure protection and comfort in everyday life

Precise measurements, UV resistance and secure fastening determine fit and longevity.

Materials should be salt and weather resistant to ensure durability.

This keeps everything on board protected, tidy and comfortable.

Discover variants, materials and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.

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Can I use a standard household blind on board?
Only to a limited extent. Standard blinds are not designed for moisture, salt air, and continuous UV exposure. Metal parts corrode, fabrics become brittle, and adhesive mounts often fail on boat surfaces after a short time. For long-term use on board, a specially designed model is worthwhile.
How do I correctly measure a porthole or hatch for a blind?
Measure the clear opening width – i.e., the actual free dimension between the frame edges – as well as the available installation depth for the track. Also note whether the frame is straight or slightly curved, as this limits mounting options. When in doubt, it's better to take an extra measurement.
Which material is best suited for use in the head or wet room?
Plastic slats and coated polyester fabrics are the better choice in permanently damp areas, as they do not absorb water and do not mold. Anodized aluminum for the tracks is preferable to steel or simple plastic because it better resists corrosion.
What is the best way to clean blinds and shades on board?
Rinse tracks and guides regularly with clear fresh water to remove salt deposits. You can wipe the fabric or slats with a mild, soap-based cleaner and a soft cloth. Aggressive solvents or high-pressure cleaners damage coatings and mechanisms.