Which RAL colour for matt white windows
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Marylee H
2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago
9010 belongs almost to the middle of the Yellow Hue Family.
It has a CIELAB Chroma of 5.679 which makes it a colourful off-white.Higher the Chroma = the more colourful the colour.
It could give a soft not overly stark appearance on the exterior/interior of an older home.
Check how you like it with your interior trim. If you don’t have similar whites this colourful for skirting, you may find the windows a little yellow by comparison.
9016 belongs to the Green-Yellow Hue Family. (where most of the colours people consider as a ’true white’ tend to live..
It is a touch lighter than 9010 = higher Value.
It has less than half the Chroma of 9010 = which makes it approx. 2 x more neutral than 9010.
Sometimes whites from this neighbourhood, so low in Chroma, can colour shift & feel almost a blue-grey white. Defo one to view both inside & out. See how it looks next to your white goods and interior trim.
9003 sits between the two others, towards the end of the Yellow Hue Family.It is the most neutral of the 3. (lower Chroma) + the slightly darker of the 3.
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2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoWe had 9010 and have not regretted it once.
We have a Cotswold stone house, so a "Dulux brilliant white" would have been too stark against the brick colour. The 9010 is a much more 'gentle' colour of white.
In isolation it doesn't obviously look any less white - you would never mistake it for cream, but it isn't the very bright white that you would get in a pot of emulsion for the ceiling for instance.
This is outside
And inside (on the day they were installed)
And these are our kitchen/diner doors in the same colour (on aluminium doors)
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