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Blind Size:
218"W x 116"L
Color:
White
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Durable and smooth operating, the patented sliders are made with aluminum and fitted with bearings that allows the sliders to glide across the rail. The sliders are also stacked closer together than conventional panel tracks, which reduces light bleed coming from the gaps between panels.
Features
The 10-panel baton draw double rail track is adjustable anywhere from 120" to 218" wide; Track color is available in Satin Nickel, White or Black and panel height is available in 91.4" or 116"
Each panel is measured 23.5" wide. To adjust the height of the panels, simply trim the panel, re-attach the liner and install the panel weight
Sleek, compact, and no more bulky, intrusive double Rail track with only 2.75” thick; it also reduces the overall footprint and weight of the installation
Wall mount or ceiling mounted. The panels can stack on the left or the right. Spec: Clearance (from wall to back of the rod): extendable from 0 to 1.25 inches. Projection (from wall to the furthest point): extendable from 3 to 4.25 inches
Panels are made from 85% Vinyl 15% Polyester; Light filtering shade, blocks the light by 60%
Product Dimensions
Other Dimensions
Overall Dimensions
218'' W X 116'' L
Details
Product Type
Vertical blind
Material
Synthetic
Light Filtration
Semi Sheer
Location
Indoor
Product Care
Wipe clean with a dry cloth
Warranty
Commercial Warranty
No
California's Proposition 65
30-Day Return Policy
Not loving it? We offer returns for most items within 30 days of delivery for a refund or store credit.
