Venetian Blinds

• Tilting of slats to any desired angle is activated with a clear hard plastic wand through the tilter gear on a 25mm blind or cords on the 50mm blind.
• A draw cord is used to pull the blind up and down. Only operate the lift controls once the slats are in an open horizontal position.
• The 50mm venetian blind is becoming increasingly popular with a more dramatic look and enhancing the latest décor trends.
• The aluminium wood look blind with wood trimmings is an exciting product as an alternative to real wood. The wood trimmings consist of a real wood valance, bottom rail, wand and togglewhich gives the blind an extremely authentic wood look at minimal cost.
• The 50mm wood look venetian with standard wood trimmings can be fitted into large-sized windows and doorways with ease as they are far lighter than wood, easy to handle and stackhigher. These blinds have become as ultra-modern as the real wood with the added advantage of greater stability.
• Please note that venetian blinds are made for light control. It is possible to see through them at different angles. If blinds are extremely long the lowest part of the slats may notclose as snugly as the rest of the blind. This is normal.
• Aluminium venetian blinds should be washed off regularly to rid the blind of salt deposits on the slats and Prevent moisture accumulating on the slats. To do this: remove the blindfrom the window, secure the blind on the wash line and rinse off with a hosepipe. You can even use a car wash ‘n wax liquid in the water to be rinsed off afterwards. Wait for the blindto dry and clip back into place once dry. Do not pull the blind up while it is still wet or damp. Slats should also be wiped down with a damp cloth on a regular basis in heavily pollutedand/or coastal areas.
• Silver, gold, pure aluminium and exotic coloured slats are not recommended for coastal or damp areas.
• Should the blind be damaged due to incorrect handling, the repairs will not be covered by the guarantee. Aspects which can affect the blind could be: windows being left open,too close to the sea, no regular cleaning, wet or damp areas around the building, etc.

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