New collection of pleated and pleated blinds

The new collection of bece® pleated and pleated blinds, suitable for any window and any room in the house, is now available. The collection includes a range of fabrics, from transparent to densely woven. "Discover the unique fabrics, finest textures and latest trend colors," invites Creative Director Meindert Bos of B&C. 

Versatile and functional

The collection of pleated and pleated curtains from bece® includes luxury fabrics with fine textures to coarsely woven fabrics. Colors range from delicate pastels to various shades of black. There is also the opportunity to choose between different finishes, mounting options and controls. 

Moisture-resistant and durable fabrics

One advantage is that all duplastics are moisture-resistant. They can therefore be used in damp rooms such as the bathroom or kitchen. In addition to design and functionality, sustainability is also an important and central theme for bece®. This is evidenced by the fact that the new collection includes a series of fabrics made from recycled PET bottles for 40%. Furthermore, more than half of the fabrics have the Cradle to Cradle Bronze certification and almost all have the Oeko- Tex100 certificate. "So plenty of sustainable options!" concludes Bos. 

100% satisfaction guarantee

"As a manufacturer of high-quality window coverings, we want our dealers and customers to always be satisfied with our window coverings," said Bos. "That is why we are introducing a 100% satisfaction guarantee for our new collection of pleated and pleated blinds. The 100% satisfaction guarantee is in addition to our current five-year warranty." 

Smart home pleated blinds

"Our new pleated curtains fit perfectly into a smart home," Bos concludes. "They are ideal for windows in hard-to-reach places, such as high-ceiling windows or ceiling windows. Extra nice is that duvet blinds can be controlled with an app, voice, remote control or wall switch, at home or remotely. They are also available with an integrated Somfy® battery motor in the preferred top-down-bottom-up model."