Integrated Blind Glass are blinds fitted between the panes of glass inside a sealed glazing unit. Because the blind sits within the glass, it’s protected from dust, grease, pets, little hands and everyday wear. You get the clean, modern finish of “blinds in glass” with the same practical control you’d expect from a quality Venetian or pleated blind—without cords hanging down or fabric collecting dirt.
Most integrated blind units are operated via a neat magnetic control fitted to the glass. The control moves smoothly to raise, lower and tilt the blind (depending on the chosen system). There are no bulky headrails, and the operation remains straightforward for day-to-day use—ideal for doors you open and close regularly.
Nexgen Windows will recommend the most suitable operation method based on your glazing size, door type, and how you want to use the space.
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Because the blind is inside the glass, there’s no slats-to-dust and no fabric to clean. It’s a great option for kitchens, family rooms and busy living spaces.
With no loose cords or chains, integrated blind systems are tidier and safer in family homes—especially on patio doors and floor-to-ceiling glazing.
Tilt the slats for daylight without glare, or close them for instant privacy. Integral blinds are popular for front-facing rooms, overlooked gardens, and home offices where screen glare is an issue.
Traditional blinds can bend, snag or break—especially on frequently used doors. In-glass blinds stay protected within the unit, so the finish stays crisp for longer.
With nothing mounted on the frame or wall, integrated blinds complement bifold doors, sliding patio doors, French doors and contemporary windows—perfect if you want a minimalist interior style.
Integrated blinds are typically available in:
Venetian blinds (a classic option with excellent tilt control)
Pleated blinds (a softer look with clean lines)
You can usually choose from a broad range of colours to match frames, handles and interior finishes—helpful if you want the blinds to blend in, or you’re styling a statement room.
Integrated blind glass is a popular choice for:
Bifold doors and sliding patio doors
French doors
Windows in kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms
Conservatories and glazed extensions, where light control matters
If you’re upgrading existing glazing, we can advise whether new glazed units are required and what’s compatible with your current frames.
Yes—many systems are available for double and triple glazed units. We’ll confirm suitability based on specification and performance requirements.
The blind itself sits inside the sealed unit; overall thermal performance depends on the glazing specification (double vs triple, coatings, spacer bars, etc.). We’ll recommend an option that suits your comfort goals.
Yes. With the blind sealed inside the glass, you simply clean the glass surface as normal.
Integral blind systems are designed for long-term use and are typically supplied with a manufacturer warranty. Nexgen Windows will explain the warranty coverage and support process at quotation stage.
They’re a great choice for bathrooms because the blind is protected from moisture and easy to keep hygienic—subject to correct glazing specification.
A 10 year guarantee on all our products
Nexgen Windows Limited is an Introducer Appointed Representative (Financial Services Register No. 936655) of Phoenix Financial Consultants Limited (Phoenix). Phoenix is a credit broker, not a lender. Phoenix is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 539195), and offers finance from its panel of lenders. All finance subject to status and credit checks.