Pleated Blinds

Pleated blinds are neat, modern and an increasingly popular choice. They offer a fashionable modern look for your windows or conservatory and are tailor-made to fit the most intricate and complicated windows. They are particularly suited as conservatory roof blinds. Pleated blinds are shades made from a pleated fabric (which helps to add texture to a room) that pull up to sit flat at the top of a window to hide from sight when open. cellular blinds (actually cellular shades) are similar to pleated blinds except that they are made up of two or more layers joined at the pleats to form 'cellular' compartments that trap air, providing insulation.

PRODUCT FEATURES:-

• Modern contemporary and fashionable in a wide range of colors
• Easy to operate - no messy or dangling control cables
• Neat, tidy and stylish blind product - Modern and Contemporary
• Child friendly - no cords or loose cables
• Increased privacy and light control - including single pleat and cellular fabric

ACCESSORIES:-

▪ Cord lock cover

▪ Cord lock

▪ Top rail

▪ Cord guide

▪ Cellular fabric

▪ Hold down bracket

▪ Chain connector

▪ Filler strip

▪ LCS pocket and ferrule

▪ End cap

▪ Tassel

▪ Pull cord

▪ Safety Condenser

▪ Lift string

INSTALLATION METHOD:-

1. From the point at the bottom of your window where your blinds will hang, measure up to the top of your window the length of the blinds you have ordered. Make a mark at the top of the measurement and center your head rail on the mark.
2. Use a pencil to make a mark 3 inches in from each end of the head rail.
3. Align the top of your left bracket along the inside of the pencil line and fasten to the wall with the supplied screws. Repeat on the right side, as well as for any additional brackets. Make sure the brackets are aligned and level.
4. Hook the front of your head rail into the brackets and push up on the backside until it snaps into place.
5. To install the vanes or louvers, pull the cord to space the vane stems evenly, then use the chain to rotate until the openings are facing you.
6. Attach the first vane by gently sliding it up into the plastic stem until it snaps into place. Repeat this process until all vanes are attached.
7. Install your safety bracket to keep the cord or chain taut. Place the bracket near the outside bottom of the window frame where it will not interfere with the operation of your vertical blinds.
8. Insert the valance ends into the corners of the valance and attach to the front. Attach the included valance clips onto the head rail and slide the valance onto the clips.
9. Test your new blinds. Use the pull cord to slowly raise and lower your blinds, and tilt your slats by either adjusting the tilt cord or rotating the wand.