Manage light and privacy

WINDOWS WITH INTERNAL BLINDS

If cleaning dusty blinds makes you cringe, be sure to buy windows with internal blinds. ProVia’s internal blinds are made with sturdy aluminum and are custom fit to the exact dimensions of each window. Windows with internal blinds work great in all bedrooms and bathrooms in the house. The blinds can be lifted to let in maximum light or tilted to keep some light out while maintaining privacy.

Endure™ Picture Window with White Internal Blinds

Available with the most popular styles

WINDOW STYLES WITH INTERNAL BLINDS

Internal blind slats are ½” wide. Windows with internal blinds are available in the most popular window types.

Note: Screens will need removed to operate internal blinds on casement and awning windows.

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Double Hung

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Slider

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Casement & Awning

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Picture

Complement your window color

INTERNAL BLIND COLORS

Aeris™ and Endure™ windows are available with six colors of internal blinds. Aspect™ window internal blinds are available in white.

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White Internal Blinds

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Cream Internal Blinds

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Tan Internal Blinds

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Silver Internal Blinds

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Champagne Internal Blinds

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Black Internal Blinds

Clear glass and beyond

WINDOW GLASS OPTIONS

Explore all our window glass options that help improve the curb appeal of your home.

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Clear Glass

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Art Glass

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Decorative Glass

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Privacy Glass

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Tinted Glass

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Internal and External Grids

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Internal Blinds

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