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General| Material | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Style | Horizontal Blinds |
| Slat Sizes | 1 inch, 2 inch |
| Lift Systems | Cordless |
| Operation | Motorized |
| Light Control | Adjustable |
| UV Protection | Yes, helps protect against UV damage |
| Custom Sizing | Available |
| Special Features | spring-tempered alloy ensures slats bounce back even when bent or crimped, MagnaView® tilt option (offers twice the view-through of ordinary horizontal blinds) |
| Colors | Wide range of colors available |
Position end brackets 2-6 inches from headrail ends, spacing others evenly.
Check mounting surface levelness and ensure minimum 7/8" depth for bracket attachment.
Requires flat vertical surface at least 5/8" high for bracket attachment.
Used to project brackets 23/4" to 41/8" from mounting surface.
Available in 1/2" and 7/8" sizes to add clearance between bracket and surface.
Tilt headrail into bracket on sloped tab, then secure with locking screw.
Attach wand tilter to the metal shaft using hook or snap-on method.
Insert pins into bottom rail end caps and attach brackets to align with pins.
Use wand or cords to tilt slats fully closed in one direction or the other.
Pull cords toward center to raise/lower; pull outward to lock position.
Safety component designed to break apart if child or pet becomes entangled in cords.
Use soft cloth, vacuum brush, or damp cloth for cleaning slats.
Keep cords out of reach of children to prevent entanglement and strangulation.
