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Reluxák, also known as Venetian blinds or slatted blinds, are a type of window covering consisting of horizontal slats that can be tilted or adjusted to control the amount of light entering a room. These slats are typically made from materials such as aluminum, wood, faux wood, or PVC, and are suspended by cords or tapes. The primary function of reluxák is to regulate sunlight and privacy. By tilting the slats, users can direct light upwards, downwards, or block it entirely. This adjustability makes them a versatile choice for various environments, from homes to offices.

The mechanism for operating reluxák usually involves a cord for raising or lowering the blinds and a wand or cord for tilting the slats. Modern designs may also incorporate motorized options for convenience. The width of the slats can vary, influencing both the aesthetic and the light-filtering capabilities. Wider slats generally offer a more unobstructed view when open, while narrower slats can provide a more refined look.

Reluxák are popular for their durability and ease of maintenance, especially those made from aluminum or faux wood, which are resistant to moisture and fading. Wooden reluxák offer a warmer, more natural aesthetic but require more care. Their ability to blend with various interior design styles, from minimalist to traditional, contributes to their widespread use. They are a practical and effective solution for managing natural light and enhancing the ambiance of interior spaces.