Roman Blinds

Roman blinds are very decorative and will give any room a cosy, luxurious and more inviting feel. They are always visible even when fully open, they frame the window and with generous soft looping fabric will add a touch of class to your home. Roman blinds used to block out the sun. they stack up evenly when being opened; however, when they are open they are visibly smooth, not bumpy or ribbed like typical vertical shades or blinds. Roman Blinds are usually opened with a cord mechanism, allowing the user to adjust the height of the covered area. In typical construction, cords run vertically on the outdoor side of the blind running through evenly spaced horizontal stiffener rods or eyelets, and attached at the bottom of the blind. In this case, the opened portion of the blinds remains smooth, while the bottom will be stacked evenly.

PRODUCT FEATURES:-

· Practical and stylish with control options- including motorized.

· Luxurious, modern simplicity

· Full range of decorative fabrics and lining option.

· Versatile for different window and doors.

· Option to manufacture from your own fabric.

· The clean, modern simplicity of roman blinds has made them extremely popular in todays home interiors offering stylish and economical alternative to curtains.

ACCESSORIES:-

· Lift string

· Head rail

· Rod

· Mounting Bracket

· Cord retainer

· Clutch System

· Lift Chain or Cord

· Tensioner

· Shade Fabric/Slat

· Guide Rings

· Shroud Tape

INSTALLATION METHOD:-

1. Choose an interior mount if you have sturdy, square window frames.
2. Check if the window frame is level before mounting the brackets.
3. Shim the frame if it's not level so your Roman shades hang evenly.
4. Measure the shade's head rail with a tape measure.
5. Mark the 2 bracket locations on the frame with a pencil.
6. Place an “X” on the 2 screw locations for each of the brackets.
7. Drill pilot holes upward into the “ceiling” of the window frame.
8. Screw the brackets into the pilot holes with a screwdriver.
9. Slide the shades into place in the mounted brackets to secure them.
10. Drive a head screw into each end bracket to secure the shade.
11. Pull on the cord that adjusts the shades to raise or lower them.