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General| Brand | LuxaFlex |
|---|---|
| Model | Silhouette Shades |
| Category | Window Blinds |
| Language | English |
Includes unique S-Vane, choice of control systems (EasyRise, UltraGlide, PowerView), and cassette box storage for the shade.
Offers UV protection, heat reflection, easy cleaning, and choices in fabric opacity and vane size.
Fabric diffuses light for soft, filtered illumination; view remains visible when vanes are open.
Fabric achieves privacy and room darkening but not complete blockout when shades are closed.
Features a continuous loop with low ratio gear for easy operation and cord tensioning for child safety.
Offers effortless operation with a retractable cord for improved aesthetics and child safety.
Ideal for hard-to-reach windows; powered by battery or DC supply, controlled via remote or smart device.
Details deductions for inside and outside fittings for accurate measurements.
Diagram showing measurements and deductions for architrave and reveal installations.
Diagram illustrating measurements and deductions for face and reveal installations.
Distinguishes between through and butting blinds, with instructions for measuring back corners.
Ensures the installation bracket does not protrude past the back of the headrail.
Instructions for bay windows not at 90-degree angles, including reveal and headrail measurement.
Describes approximate gaps between fabrics in open and closed positions for bay windows.
Diagrams showing measurement deductions for two and three shades installed side-by-side.
Explains how to wake, select, move, deselect, stop, reverse, and set favorite positions using the remote.
Details using arrows to lower/raise the middle rail for top-down/bottom-up or day/night shade operation.
Features Remote Control, Scene Controller, PowerView Pebble, and Surface Wall Mount options.
Details the PowerView Hub Kit and associated accessories like repeaters and connectors.
Lists materials (brackets, screws) and tools (tape, level, drill, screwdrivers) for installation.
Specifies the number of installation brackets needed based on headrail width.
Details bracket positioning (50mm from ends) and limit stop placement for various widths.
Provides guidance on moving brackets and limit stops to avoid obstructions.
Instructions for mounting brackets inside, including sill depth requirements and alignment.
Explains how to attach back-cover brackets and insert the back cover.
Details mounting brackets on a vertical surface for outside mounts, ensuring level placement.
Describes the use of spacer blocks to increase clearance for installation brackets.
Explains projecting brackets up to 70mm and aligning them with screws and nuts.
Step-by-step guide on how to attach the headrail to the installation brackets.
Describes using extension brackets for end mounting where conventional methods fail.
Instructions for attaching the dust cover to installation brackets using Velcro dots.
Guidance on adjusting balance weights to ensure even fabric winding and prevent gathering.
Details securing the bottom rail using hold-down brackets for inside or outside mounts.
Highlights design benefits: variable light control, daytime privacy, cordless design, and discreet retraction.
Illustrates pulling cords to lower/open vanes and close/raise shading.
Notes that minor wrinkles and puckers are normal and acceptable fabric variations.
Recommends dusting and vacuuming for routine cleaning, and using compressed air for debris.
Advises caution with harsh environments like salt air and recommends professional cleaning for stains.
Details using a mild solution, specific water temp, and machine power for ultrasonic cleaning.
Outlines using hydrocarbon-based solvent, pre-treating stains, and steaming for wrinkles.
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