Real Wood Blinds

Traditional

An established look with sharp lines and fine details.

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Real Wood - Chestnut

Transitional

A symmetric aesthetic with clean, balanced lines.

Featured

Real Wood - Chestnut

Contemporary

Softened curves and sweeping lines.

(Only style available in 1 in. Real Wood)

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Real Wood - Chestnut

1" Slat

Best for french doors and shallow window frames

(Available in Real Wood only)

2" Slat

For a proportioned look and standard window sizes

2-1/2" Slat

For larger windows and a grander view

Motorized

Control tilt with a remote or easy to use app.

Wand Tilt

For a cleaner look.

Cord Tilt

For quick tilt control.

Cordless

Simple design for smooth, dependable operation.

Corded

Standard operation.

Privacy Slat

Edge routing provides tighter closure to minimize light and increase privacy and security.

Standard Slat

Default routing feeds cords through the slots.

Multiple Blinds Per Headrail

Operate up to three blinds individually on the same headrail.

Inside Mount

For a flush and framed look.

Outside Mount

For shallow window frames.

Personalize your blinds with coordinating solid or patterned tapes.

WHISPER

00140

BLUSH

WH005

MODERN SCROLL SAND

NU008

MODERN SCROLL MINK

BR002

MINK

00138

SUNTAN

00352

HARVEST

00301

MOCHA

00378

NANTUCKET STRIPE MINK

01237

BORDEAUX

00755

SNOW

00110

WHITE SCROLL

01201

MIST

GY003

SMOKED GRAY

GY002

BLACK

00890

Measuring For Inside Mount Wood Blinds

For a beautiful framed look

Find Width:

Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between inside surfaces of window frame; at the top, middle, and bottom. Record the narrowest width of the three.

Find Height:

Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from inside surface at top of window to top of sill; at the left, middle, and right. Record the tallest height of the three.

Find Depth:

Measure exact depth of window casing making note of any obstacles i.e. handles, tracks or cranks that could interfere with the blind function. Use the shortest depth.

Measuring For Outside Mount Wood Blinds

For increased light control and privacy

Find Width:

Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between outermost points where blind is to be placed. Measurement should overlap each side of window frame by at least 1 1⁄2 in.

Find Height:

Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from where top of blind will be located to top of sill, or measure to point of blind reach if no sill.

Window Components

Collectively, the sill and jambs are called the "window casement" or "frame".

Inside Mount

Blind fits within window opening.

Great for windows with beautiful trim.

Outside Mount

Blind mounts outside window opening.

Increased light control and privacy.

Multiple Blinds on One Headrail

Provides the clean appearance of a single blind with the ability to operate each blind independently.

Can be mounted inside or outside.

Can be 2-on-1 or 3-on-1, depending on width of window. 2-on-1 is shown in image above.

INSIDE MOUNT (IM) INSTALLATION

MEASURE WIDTH

Overall Blind Width - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between inside surfaces of window frame; at the top, middle, and bottom.

Left Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the left blind to cover. Order this blind first when placing your order

Right Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the right blind to cover.

MEASURE HEIGHT

Overall Blind Height - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from inside surface at top of window to top of sill; at the left, middle and right. Record the tallest height of the three.

MEASURE DEPTH

Overall Blind Depth - Measure exact depth of window casing making note of any obstacles i.e. handles, tracks or cranks that could interfere with the blind function. Use the shortest depth

OUTSIDE MOUNT (OM) INSTALLATION

MEASURE WIDTH

Overall Blind Width - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between outermost points where blind is to be placed. Add an additional 3 in. to 6 in. to total width for maximum privacy.

Left Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the left blind to cover. Order this blind first when placing your order.

Right Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the right blind to cover.

MEASURE HEIGHT

Overall Blind Height - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from where top of blind will be located to top of sill, or measure to point of blind reach if no sill.

INSIDE MOUNT (IM) INSTALLATION

For a beautiful framed look

MEASURE WIDTH

Overall Blind Width - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between inside surfaces of window frame; at the top, middle, and bottom. Record the narrowest width of the three.

Left Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the left blind to cover. Order this blind first when placing your order.

Middle Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the middle blind to cover.

Right Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the right blind to cover.

MEASURE HEIGHT

Overall Blind Height - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from inside surface at top of window to top of sill; at the left, middle and right. Record the tallest height of the three.

MEASURE DEPTH

Measure exact depth of window casing making note of any obstacles i.e. handles, tracks or cranks that could interfere with the blind function. Use the shortest depth.

OUTSIDE MOUNT (OM) INSTALLATION

MEASURE WIDTH

Overall Blind Width - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. between outermost points where blind is to be placed. Add an additional 3 in. to 6 in. to total width for maximum privacy.

Left Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the left blind to cover. Order this blind first when placing your order.

Middle Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the middle blind to cover.

Right Blind Width - Measure the width that you want the right blind to cover.

MEASURE HEIGHT

Overall Blind Height - Measure to the nearest 1⁄8 in. from where top of blind will be located to top of sill, or measure to point of blind reach if no sill.

MULTIPLE BLINDS ON ONE HEADRAIL HELPFUL NOTES:

• Available up to a total maximum width of 144"
• Each blind operated independently
• There will be inner spacing between slats of individual blinds to operate independently
• Inner spacing between blinds is ½ in.
• Left Blind tilt controls are on the left side and Right Blind tilt controls are on the right side for 2-on-1 cordless blinds
• 3-on-1 Middle Blind will always be Cordless
• Always use a metal tape measure as cloth may stretch
• Take all measurements to the nearest 1⁄8 in. DO NOT take any deductions
• The factory will make any necessary adjustments to help ensure your blind operates smoothly
• Horizontal slat alignment is not guaranteed

Headrail Protrudes – clearances necessary for either side, back, or top mount

Valance Flush – for 2" and 2 1⁄2" corded blinds with cord tilt, deduct 1⁄4"

* 3 3⁄8" for Classic Value

† With spacer

Valance Return Dimensions - Inside Mount

• For inside mount installations where headrail protrudes from window casing.
• Returns may be ordered in sizes ranging from 1⁄2" to 6".
• Measure to the nearest 1⁄8" using a metal tape measure.
• If the valance is the same width as the blind, measure from the window trim to the end of the headrail.
• If the valance is wider than the blind and extends over the window trim, measure from the wall to the end of the headrail.

(If you are unable to measure for returns LEVOLOR recommends a return size of 1⁄2" which will work for most situations.)

Real Wood Product Details

• Premium hardwood delivers a beautiful finish and exceptional light control.
• Rich, natural wood enhances your style while protecting flooring and furniture from fading.
• Available in 1", 2" and 2 1⁄2" slats.
• The natural characteristics of wood provide for uniquely beautiful blinds.
• Variations in color and grain are inherent to real wood, thus slats may be slightly darker or lighter than shown in the sample books.
• Variations in color in no way compromise the quality of the blinds.

* Finish recommended for consumers looking to match the color of their blinds to white window trim. This tone of white coordinates with the most widely used contractor grade white paint.

Product Specifications

Use technical information listed below to assist in product selection.

* Weight of slats and bottom rail only. This weight does not include valance, headrail, or componentry weight as these are stationary when blind is raised/lowered.

Index (Percent Light Blockage): 1 = < 70%, 2=70-80%, 3=80-90%, 4=90-96%, 5=96%+

Blinds will not block out 100% of light or achieve complete darkness. Small percentages of light may still pass through slat gaps and/or route holes.

Note: For Cordless blinds, add 3/8" to the stack height.

*Privacy not available on 1" Real Wood

*Support brackets are evenly spaced along length of headrail

2-on-1 blinds with Motorization will feature a single tilt motor. Both blinds will tilt from the same motor and shaft.

* Maximum height for blinds 132"-144" wide is 108"

* All 3-on-1 blinds must be Cordless.

* All 2-on-1 and 3-on-1 Minimum widths are Inside Mount measurements.

Extension Brackets

For installation requiring additional space between the blind and the mounting surface.

Hold-Down Brackets

Hold-down brackets prevent blinds from swaying. They can be sill mounted, face mounted, or mounted inside the frame. Recommended for French doors and windows subject to wind exposure. Must be requested at time of order.

Cut outs

Allows access to air conditioners, window cranks, etc. Side cutouts are available. A diagram may be required. Not available with cordless control.

Note: Improper cleaning may void warranty

• You can clean the blind hanging in place or you can take it down.
• By tilting the slats down, but not quite closed, you will be able to clean most of the top surface of each slat.
• Do not use water, solvents, or abrasive solutions to clean the blind. This will cause damage to the blind which is not covered under warranty.
• Real Wood Blinds: In very dusty environments, you may use a non-wax furniture polish to clean the blind.
• Blinds with Privacy Route: Slats can be removed for cleaning. Slide out the slat, wipe clean, and return to its original position. If a light gap occurs for any reason, simply flip the slat over to cover or close the gap.

Dusting - Use a feather duster for regular cleaning.

Forced Air - Blow away dirt and debris using clean compressed air.

Vacuuming - Use a low suction vacuum with a brush-type cleaner attachment; stroke lightly over the blind to clean.