HunterDouglas Chalet Woods 2 ½ inch Wood Blinds
Made from 100% Basswood, Chalet Woodsฎ wood blinds are offered in a versatile color selection in 2" and 2 1/2" slat sizes, designed for consumers who want Hunter Douglas quality at an economical price point. With a state-of-the-art hardware system, contoured hardwood valances, and an extensive selection of colors and finishes Chalet Woods will fit the d้cor of any room.
Features and Benefits:
- Wood wand tilt or cord tilt.
- Colour-coordinated headrail.
- Decorative wood bottomrail and valance.
- Braided string ladders.
- 100% basswood.
- Available in Standard Finish and Distressed Finish (4 colour choices)
- Clutch tilter.
- Break-Thru Safety tassel on standard lift cord.
- 3 Standard Valance is included in the price of the blinds.
Options:
Colours Click on the sample swatch below for a larger image. Need information about Colour Accuracy?
- Solid
Distinctly White |
Designer White |
Cottonwood |
Antique Lace |
White Bouquet |
China |
Cream Blush |
Parchment |
Bavarian Lace |
- Stained
Distressed Walnut |
Distressed Black Cherry |
Distressed Hickory |
Distressed Straw |
Beechnut |
Espresso |
Walnut |
Rosewood |
Black Cherry |
Fruitwood |
Hickory |
Straw |
Nutmeg |
Canyon Brown |
Banister Oak |
Things you should know about this product:
Minimum width: 6". For blinds under 15 1/2" there is a surcharge.
Minimum blind height: 12"
Maximum blind width single headrail: 96"
Maximum blind width: (2 on 1 or 3 on 1 ) headrail 96"
Minimum inside mount depth required: 1 1/8"
Minimum inside mount depth fully recessed: 3 1/4"
Blinds longer than 96 may not close tightly
Maximum blind height 120
Control Options
Standard: Tilt left(L), cord right(R)
Optional: Tilt R, cord L
Tilt R, cord R
Tilt L, cord L
Blinds less than 22 1/2" wide must have split controls (L/R or R/L)
Blinds less than 10 1/2" (net width) will have a tilter in the centre.
Multiple blinds on one headrail must have a separate tilt control for each blind.
| Stacking Heights (approx.) |
| Blind Height |
Braided Ladders |
| 36 |
5 5/8 |
| 48 |
6 5/8 |
| 60 |
7 ฝ |
| 72 |
8 ฝ |
| 84 |
9 ฝ |
| 96 |
10 ฝ |
| 120 |
12 3/8 |
Hunter Douglas Inc. warrants that wood blinds from The Hunter Douglas Country Woods Collection will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for as long as the original retail purchaser owns the product, provided that such products were properly installed in residential dwellings and that Hunter Douglas recommendations were followed with regard to limitations and specifications. Some slight warpage, as well as natural variations in color and grain effect, are normal with a wood product and are not considered defects.
Specifications:
Care and Maintenance
Dusting
Like any wood furnishings, Country Woods blinds should be dusted regularly to keep them looking new. Use a soft, clean cloth, chemically treated dust cloth, or dusting mitt. Lower the blind to its full length, tilt the slats almost all the way down and dust. Then tilt the slats almost all the way up and dust. (Not fully closing the slats in either position allows dusting where the slats overlap.)
Vacuuming
Blinds may also be cleaned by vacuuming them with the brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner, using the procedure just described.
Damp Cleaning
Painted blinds may also be cleaned by wiping them with a soft, damp rag. Do not damp clean blinds with a stained finish, as water could affect their surface appearance.
Treating Stained Finish Blinds
Like Wood Furniture, stained finish blinds should be treated periodically with lemon oil or other wood preservative to protect their finish and enhance their lustre.
Special note: Hunter Douglas does not recommend ultrasonic cleaning of wood blinds.
Child Safety
The importance of child safety cannot be overstated. Loose cords on any window treatment must be secured to protect children and pets.
Break-Thru Safety Tassel
To further help prevent injury, all Hunter Douglas Country Woods blinds come standard with the patented Break-Thru Safety Tassel. The Break-Thru Safety Tassel is designed to break apart to protect children and pets. Should the tassel come apart, it is very easy to reassemble. Simply snap the halves back together. With multi-cord tassels, place the loose cords in the slot at the top of opposite tassel halves before snapping them back together.
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