Optional upgrades and accessories

Placed between mounting brackets and mounting surface, spacer blocks add 1/4" between the blind and the mounting surface. Most commonly used on door mounted blinds.

Brackets to hold bottom rail stationary. Commonly used on door mounted blinds.

A 2-on-1 split blind is two separately functioning blinds mounted on the same headrail with a one-piece valance. 2-on-1 splits are sometimes necessary on large widths because the product can become stressed and possibly begin to warp over time. The lift mechanism can be over stressed as well on large blinds due to the weight of the materials when lifted. In other cases a split blind may be optimal for the installation. If you have a mullion, or divider in the window and wish to divide the window into two halves that can be operated separately a split blind would be the solution.

A 3-on-1 split blind is three separately functioning blinds mounted on the same headrail with a one-piece valance. 2 or 3-on-1 splits are sometimes necessary on large widths because the product can become stressed and possibly begin to warp over time. The lift mechanism can be over stressed as well on large blinds due to the weight of the materials when lifted. In other cases a split blind may be optimal for the installation. If you have mullions, or dividers in the window and wish to divide the window into separate parts that can be operated separately a split blind would be the solution.

A tile cut-out is used to fit a blind where a portion of the window opening narrows. Typically, this is due to a tiled back splash.

The blind is raised or lowered and the slats are tilted by operating the single control cord. Pulling on one side of the cord releases the clutch and adjusts the blind’s height by wrapping lift cords onto a rotating and traversing shaft. The shaft’s traversing motion ensures that the lift cords wrap evenly onto the shaft without overlapping, keeping the blind absolutely level. When the control cord is released, the clutch then automatically locks and holds the blind in its new position. Gently pulling on either side of the control cord will adjust the angle of the slats.

Reduce light and ensure privacy with our Routeless Construction feature. Slats are notched on the back side at all ladder positions. Top slat is notched at each ladder position in the front and back of slat thus eliminating the need for holes or perforations in the slats.