Classic 2" Faux Wood Blinds

Because large blinds are difficult to raise and lower, the 2 on 1 and 3 on 1 headrail allows multiple smaller blinds to share a common headrail and valance. This gives the overall blinds a cleaner appearance.

Decorative Tapes provide additional light control with a touch of class. Instead of the standard rope lift cords, decorative tapes are fabric lift cords that come in various colors.

Get your blinds made in 2 business days(M-F). Production begins the following business morning after your order is placed.

Routless ladders are designed to block additional light when the blinds are closed. Each slat does not have a rout hole for the lift cords, but instead they run on the outsides of the slats.

Due to the unique cording techniques used on routless blinds, lowering them may require assistance.

The lift cord is used to raise and lower the blinds. This option allows you to select the position of the cord on the blinds.

The tilt cord or wand is used to open and close the blind slats. This option allows you to select the position of the tilt control on the blinds. The tilt control varies by product whether it is a cord or wand type control.

The tilter control is used to open and shut the blinds. Tilter control options are either a traditional wand or a cord pull. Blinds Chalet recommends the cord pull for easier use and durability.

Valance returns create a "cornice" style valance. Inside mount valance returns are shorter than outside mount returns and extend about 1 inch past the window frame on each side. The cornice valance offer a more elegant look than no returns. A valance on an inside mount blind will be mounted outside the window frame while the blinds remain inside the window frame. Not recommended with windows that have moulding.
Note: Blind must be mount to the front of the window frame opening.

Hold downs are used to tie the bottom of the window blinds. This is used for applications such as french door blinds to keep the blinds from moving when closing the door.

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