Which shape for the venetian blinds?

We have decided on Z slats everywhere. This is essentially a symmetrical CDL and can therefore also be inclined upwards. The "bend" of the Z makes the slat stiffer and closer closing.

As long as you don't intend to sleep during the day

That happens to me quite often.

Also remember that you are in the living room, the children are often in the children's room. Why should they sit in the dark?

If I understand the sentence correctly: Even with roller shutters, there is something between completely closed and completely open. It's just nicer with venetian blinds.

And when you sleep at night and it storms outside? Then the blinds go up in the middle of the night, or how am I supposed to imagine that? I don’t have this issue with roller shutters. At least not in the bedroom.

Has anyone ever heard of the Roma DBL (Dreibogenlamelle), not the CDL slat, and can say something about it?

And what if you sleep at night and there is a storm outside? Then the venetian blinds go up in the middle of the night, or how am I supposed to imagine that? I don't have this issue with roller shutters. At least not in the bedroom.

In the worst case, exactly that happens.

In the bedroom, we only used roller shutters as the sole room. One should be warned that this window is not on the same level as the windows with [Raffstore]. That bothers me a bit...

Attention claim (I have no practical experience yet): A completely closed venetian blind, especially with CDL slats or similar in a guide rail, is just as resistant to wind as a roller shutter. Or rather, at wind speeds that would tear such a venetian blind out of the rail, thick branches are already flying around that would also damage a roller shutter. If such storms are forecast, you can proactively raise the venetian blinds manually. In any case, I will not install a wind sensor for now. Maybe next year I’ll be complaining about it here.