Pleated blind for fixed glazing / suggestions?

MHZ is already a great (well-known) quality. No idea if you really notice it. That there are now small holes in the windows, I can handle quite well. As already mentioned, we paid almost €100 per window. For that, an employee also came out with sample cases and parts and measured everything. For installation, two employees came, who would also come back for maintenance – whatever there is to "maintain" (maybe possibly retightening, etc.). Of course, you pay for the service as well. But it was worth it for me. Otherwise, just measure yourself, install, and possibly save money.

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Standard window
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:eek:

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If you own your own house, you should be able to do something like that yourself
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Where is that written? Maybe someone does not want to do it themselves ... :)

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and also have the drive to take such things into your own hands.
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For other things I have more "drive" :)

Here's my version on the fixed element with adhesive feet at the top and bottom.

Ordered online from a shop in AT and cost just over 100€ for about 160cm wide and about 30cm high.

A silly question. What are such parts needed for? Visually, the parts are a crime. In our new housing area, they hang exactly by the houses that have skimped on the blinds. In the bathroom, I would prefer an opal film.

Just a stupid question. What do you need such parts for? Visually, the parts are a crime. In our new development area, they hang exactly on the houses that have skimped on the blinds. In the bathroom, I would prefer an opal film.

What do you understand by "Jalousie"? Surely not those clattering things with a little stick to turn them?

Just a stupid question. What are such parts used for? Visually, the parts are a crime.
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Pleated blinds a crime?

In the bathroom, I would prefer an opaque film.

Definitely not! :)