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Product Details
Light Control
Light Filtering
Measure & Install
How To Measure
Professional
Measuring & Installation
General Specifications
Width
12" - 84"
Height
12" - 108"
Minimum Mounting Depth
1 1/8"
Minimum Flush Mounting Depth
3 1/2"
Multiple Blinds on a Shared Headrail
Because large blinds and shades can be heavier and more difficult to raise and lower, the 2-on-1 or 3-on-1 headrail option allows two or three smaller shades to share one common headrail and valance. This creates a cleaner, more streamlined look across wider windows.
A small 1/4" to 1/2" gap between adjacent shades is normal and required for proper operation.
A small 1/4" to 1/2" gap between adjacent shades is normal and required for proper operation.
Decorative Tapes
Decorative Tapes provide additional light control with a touch of class. Instead of the standard rope lift cords, decorative tapes are fabric lift cords that come in various colors.
Routless Ladders(No Holes Privacy)
Routless ladders are designed to block additional light when the blinds are closed. Each slat does not have a rout hole for the lift cords, but instead they run on the outsides of the slats.
Due to the unique cording techniques used on routless blinds, lowering them may require assistance.
Due to the unique cording techniques used on routless blinds, lowering them may require assistance.
Free Features
Tilt Control
The tilt control is used to open and close the blind slats. This option allows you to select the position of the tilt control on the blinds.
Tilt Control
The tilter control is used to open and shut the blinds. Tilter control options are either a traditional wand or a continuous loop cord with tensioner device.
