Tilt Types

Wand Tilt With Cord Lift Clear plastic wand rotates left or right to tilt the blinds and adjust the privacy and light level in the room (standard). Cordless Lift With Wand Tilt Ideal for homes with children or pets, the cordless lift system eliminates dangling cord hazards of traditional cord-controlled window treatments. Cordless lift system also provides a cleaner, more orderly appearance. Our unique handle design allows operation of hard to reach windows using the adjustable skypole.

Bracket Type

Standard Brackets Easy-to-install standard-mount brackets provide dependable support for inside- and outside-mount window treatments. Side-mount Brackets Side mount brackets are an option for installations where you want to inside mount the shade, but there is nothing directly behind the shade or above it that can be screwed into. The brackets allow the shade to be mounted by attaching to the side walls. Only available on shades up to 60" wide.

Projection Brackets

Projection brackets create extra depth between the headrail and the wall so there's space for operating hardware or window molding. Available in a variety of lengths at no charge to you.

1 3/4" Projection Brackets   2 3/4" Projection Brackets   4 3/4" Projection Brackets

Hold-down Brackets

Hold-down brackets secure the bottomrail of your window treatment to a door, wall or window sill for safety and convenience. Available at no charge to you. Not recommended for motorized blinds or shades.

Hold-down Brackets

Bracket Shims/Spacer Blocks

Level installation brackets using bracket shims or spacer blocks.

1/8" Bracket Shim

Cord Cleats

Available upon request for all window treatments with lift cords. Cords are anchored to wall, keeping them out of reach of children and pets.

Clear Cord Cleat

Bay or Corner Windows

Customize your window treatments to fit bay or corner windows. Window treatments are butted together to create an attractive continuity. Controls can be placed on either side of the window treatment (placement opposite the corner is recommended).

Multiple Blinds on One Headrail

Use multiple blinds on one headrail to accommodate wide windows or patio door that can't be covered by a single window treatment. A single headrail adds a unified look to up to three independently operable window treatments.

Cut-outs

Customize your window treatments for a perfect fit around awkward architectural elements like air conditioners, heat registers, window cranks and more. Not available with Cordless option.