2″ Wood Blinds Mississauga

2″ Wood Blind Features

• A refined look is imparted by completely sealing the slat ends in the finishing process
• Uses a standard cord tilt control where the cord raises the blinds from the bottom. You can also opt for remote-controlled motorized operation.
• The minimalistic head-rail comes with a crash-proof cord lock.
• The bottom rail is shaped like a trapezoid to ensure that the slats close firmly and sit properly on the window sill.
• 20 decorative tapes in a choice of three textures : embossed, solid and tone-on-tone
• Complementary colored wood tassels
• Standard route holes
• Standard decorated molded wood valance.
• Available in two inch painted or stained slats
• A selection of specialty shapes and sizes

Optional features

• Geneva wood valance for an extra fee. It has a height of 3.5 inches and a maximum depth of 6 inches. Choose from 24 different colors.
• Solid or decorated wide width cloth tapes in an assortment of designs and colors.
• A routeless version (also known as smart-privacy and de-light) is available as an option.  It notches the blinds in front of and behind the slat to close up the holes in the slat. The  purpose is to prevent the entry of direct sunlight and deliver enhanced privacy. (Traditional routing with tapes is another way of routing blinds. The tapes are placed over the ladders to address the spacing in the slats.)

Specialty blinds

Frame Angled or Sloped Bottom Blinds

• Tapes are not available
• Asymmetrical braided ladders
• For units with a width of more than 54 inches, two or more blinds are recommended.
• Angle top blinds with a width of 24 inches or less will require hold down brackets for proper hanging.
• To ensure that the valance has a narrow depth, the tilt and lift controls must be placed on the blind’s low side.
• Note that it will be difficult to operate blinds with angles of more than 45 degrees

Arch Top Blinds

Frame Angled or Sloped Bottom Blinds

• Only available with braided ladders
• The ladders for quarter circle arches will be asymmetrical.
• Designer, decorative and solid tapes are not available
• For units with a width of more than 72 inches, two or more blinds are recommended.
• The face width of the valance on two inch slats will be approximately four or five inches.