space requirement

100 mm – per single layer Blind. This takes care of installation space and space for movement and roll-buildup.

Maximum Width of Blind

2500 to 3000 mm depending on the width and structure of fabric.

Mounting – recess V/S Frontal

Recess or Inside mounted blinds are installed within the window jamb and provide a clean, custom look. This is a good option if you do not wish to cover the window frame.

Overlap or Outside mounted blinds are installed on your all or moulding surrounding the window and can make a window appear larger. It is also a solution when the window is not deep enough for an inside mount.

FRAME DEPTH

Recess mount requires a minimum mounting depth within your frame. If your frame isn’t deep enough for the style you’ve chosen, use Outside Mount.s

OBSTACLES

Obstacles such as window handles, grills or railings can interfere with the operation of your inside mount. Therefore, consider Overlap Mount.

SQUARENESS

For Recess Mount your window should be square, if not, your treatment will not hang or operate properly. Check for squareness by measuring diagonally in both directions. If measurements differ by more than ½”, consider Overlap Mount.

SURFACE AREA ABOVE WINDOW

Overlap Mount requires a minimum mounting surface above your window or on the window frame for installation brackets. Each product type has a recommended amount of overlap on each side of the window to allow for best coverage and privacy. See individual measure instructions for recommended overlap.

STACK SPACE

See individual measure instructions for Product Stacking Height or Width to determine the area your window treatment will cover when fully open.

LIGHT GAP

A small deduction in width and/or length is taken by the factory to allow for proper operating clearance when mounting recess. This causes a small gap on each side of the window covering affecting the blind or shade’s ability to darken a room. Shades with a continuous loop control will have a larger gap on the control side. For optimal light control, Overlap mount is recommended or you may add a secondary window treatment such as draperies to hide the light gap.

fabric options

Blind fabrics come in various colors and design with varying opacity and openness factor to suit your requirement for glare, light, visibility and privacy control. Fabrics are generally classified as Sheer, Screen, Translucent, Room-darkening and Blackout fabrics. We will guide you to help decide to your requirement

operation options

All blinds can be operated by a Motor or Manually with help of Bead Chain/Pull Cord.

 

Motorisation

  • – All blinds can be Motorised using a suitable tubular Motor.
  • – Motors conceal in the tube / head rail / head-box and are not visible.
  • – Motor are controlled by either a remote, switch or home automation lighting panel.
  • – Motors require electrical wiring and power supply at the window corner. In case electrical wiring is not done then battery powered motors can be used for light weight blinds.
  • – Motors come with a standard warranty of 3 years and almost never fail.
  • – Blind Motors do not have a manual over-ride i.e. do not operate in absence of power supply.
  • – Motorized blind eliminates the requirement for an operating cord. Makes the blind child safe blind and offers convenience of operation on touch of a button.
  • – Motors require minimum 4 inches space and ideally 6 inches space.

Bottom Bar Options

Available in round or flat shape in many colors and finishes

Bead Chain Options for Manually operated Blinds

Available in Plastic in colors white, brown or black; Metal in color Nickel Chrome or Antique Bronze

Fitting – Head Box v/s Open

Blinds can be fitted in the ceiling cutout, with pelmet, with headrail or with Headbox in various finishes and colours.