WAREMA internal venetian blinds regulate the amount of sunlight and the ambient temperature in a room; their slats can be adjusted to any angle.

The light guidance provided by WAREMA daylight-optimised venetian blinds is as simple as it is effective. Unobtrusive clamps are attached to the tilting tapes and determine at which point the blind is to remain closed and where it is to be opened. The open slats reflect the light against the ceiling and brighten the room, while the closed slats deflect the sun’s rays and shield computer workplaces against irritating reflections.

Daylight-optimised venetian blinds are available with slat widths of 16, 25, 35 and 35 mm. They are made-to measure and therefore will fit almost any window. The wide range of available colours ensures that the venetian blind can be coordinated with any interior decorating style.


1 Slat
2 Top rail
3 Operation
4 Tilting rod
5 Tilting tape
6 Lifting tape
7 Bottom rail
8 Clamping piece with groove

The lower part of the daylight-optimised venetian blind creates a glare-free workplace.
The upper slats, on the other hand, reflect the sunlight against the ceiling and illuminate the room evenly.