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Features
Decorative Printed Pattern Design
Full 19" pattern repeat allows for dramatic contemporary look. Complements top treatments. Easy to coordinate with upholstery fabrics, wallpaper, etc.
Nested Cell Construction
Better energy efficiency and shading coefficient ratings than Duette. Operating cords are hidden from interior view for a beautiful wide pleat look.
Pleat Retention
Nested cell pleats can never sag and flatten like single cell shades. Perfect Pitch fabric was specifically designed to eliminate sagging and pleat "bunching" towards the bottom of the shade.
Elegant, Color-Coordinated Universal Hardware System™
Features sleek, smooth-faced rail system designed for beauty and performance.
High Tech Cleat, Roller Cord Lock Design
Ceramic locking cleat eliminates cord wear and ensures no-slip locking. Cord roller helps provide easy glide operation even on larger shades.
High Performance Cordlock
Easy shade operation. Eliminates cord wear and provides easy operation even when on large shade. Available for use on inside, outside, and side mount applications.
"Four Way" Flexible Cordlock Design
Four Way cord lock allows the shade to be locked by pulling inward or outward, and the cord lock may be placed on either on the right or the left.
Spring-grip Mounting Bracket
Easy install, easy removal. Low profile design provides minimal light leakage between window casing and shade.
Light Gauge Fabric
Excellent blocking of virtually 100% of harmful UV light; light diffusing.
Duo-Tone Color Format
Uniform neutral color to the outside.
Easy Set Tassel
Eliminates cord knots.
Easy Set Equalizer
Keeps cords perfectly aligned. Easy to adjust for desired shade length.
Easy Care Polyester Fabric
Easy care, highly durable, washable, dust resistant, and will not fray or fade.
Compact Stacking Height
When the shade is raised, its stack is compact and unobtrusive.
Translucent Bottom Rail
Blends with the shade and sets the bottom pleat in place for an elegant finish.
Limited Lifetime Warranty
A commitment to your satisfaction.
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