Anthracite grey aluminium bifold doors fitted with integral blinds sealed inside the glass, installed by WGS Glazing

Uni-Blinds by Morley Glass

Integral Blinds — Blinds Inside The Glass

A Venetian or pleated blind sealed permanently inside the double-glazed unit. Nothing to clean, nothing to catch, nothing hanging in front of your view.

How it works

Sealed Inside The Double-Glazed Unit

Uni-Blinds integral blinds are built into the cavity of the sealed unit before it ever reaches your home. The blind is enclosed by the glass on both sides.

Because the blind is permanently sealed within the cavity, it is protected from dust, dirt, moisture and damage for the life of the unit. There is no fabric to wash, no slats to wipe and no cords or chains beside the frame.

Control happens through the glass rather than around it — magnets, a cordless slider, or a motorised system, depending on the blind you choose. The seal and the integrity of the double-glazed unit are never broken.

WGS Glazing supplies Uni-Blinds units from Morley Glass, so your blinds are specified and ordered with the glazing itself rather than bought separately afterwards.

No dust, no cleaning
The blind sits inside the sealed unit, so it never collects dust, grease or cobwebs and there is nothing to take down and wash.
Privacy on demand
Close the slats when you want the room to yourself, and open them again for the full view — without a conventional blind hanging in front of the glass.
Solar and glare control
Tilt or lower the blind to take the edge off strong sun on a south-facing extension, kitchen or garden room.
Neat, uncluttered look
No brackets, no fabric, no cords hanging beside the frame — the glazing keeps its clean architectural lines.
Made for large glazed areas
Because the blind travels with the glass, it suits tall and wide panes where fitting conventional blinds is awkward.
Nothing to catch on moving doors
On bifold and sliding doors a conventional blind gets in the way every time the door moves. An integral blind cannot.

Where they work best

The Only Practical Answer For Moving Glass

Integral blinds come into their own wherever the glass itself moves, or where the panes are simply too large for a conventional blind.

On bifold and sliding doors a conventional blind has to be lifted out of the way every time you open up. Sealing the blind inside the glass removes that problem completely.

Styles & controls

Venetian Or Pleated, Manual Or Powered

Uni-Blinds are available as Venetian blinds with tilting slats or as pleated blinds, with a choice of control systems. We will talk you through which suits your doors or windows.

  • Manual magnetic control

    C system

    A patented magnetic system for raising and tilting an integral Venetian blind. One set of magnets sits in the blind head rail inside the cavity, the other on the outer face of the internal glass, so the sealed unit is never compromised.

  • Cordless slider

    SV system

    A manually operated sliding Venetian or pleated blind with a single magnetic slider on a narrow guide at the edge of the unit. Raise, lower and tilt completely cord free.

  • Slider

    S system

    A manual pleated blind within a 20mm cavity, moved by a magnetic device that slides across the inner face of the glass.

  • Solar powered

    W-Swipe system

    A battery-operated motorised blind. The Venetian or pleated blind is raised or lowered from a control device on the frame or by remote, using long-life rechargeable batteries.

  • Motorised brushless

    MB system

    A brushless motor for raising, lowering and tilting integral Venetian or pleated blinds — the quietest and most refined of the powered options.

Choosing a blind

Not every control system suits every unit — cavity depth, pane size and whether the glass moves all affect what can be specified. Colours, slat finishes and available options are confirmed against the current Morley Glass range at the point of quotation.

Installed by WGS Glazing

Integral Blinds In Our Own Installations

Genuine WGS installations where blinds were sealed inside the glass of the door set.

  • Four-panel anthracite grey bifold doors closed across a timber garden room with grey decking
  • Timber-clad garden room with four-panel anthracite grey bifold doors and integral blinds
  • Anthracite grey aluminium bifold doors folded open across the front of a timber-clad garden room, installed by WGS Glazing

Next step

Add Integral Blinds To Your Quote

Tell us which doors or windows you are considering and we will price them with and without integral blinds, so you can compare properly.

Guarantee
10 years — frames; 5 years — glass, hinges and moving parts.
Lead time
Typical lead time: approximately 3–6 weeks, depending on product and colour.

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